True craftsmanship doesn’t just imitate—it understands.

UF Orion Let Me Kiss the Sun Chair is a tribute to Nanna Ditzel’s 1993 masterpiece, the Trinidad Chair.

Every curve, every carved slit in the backrest, and every fastener has been studied and re-created with intention.

We didn’t chase mass production—we chose precision.

Our 1:1 reproduction respects the original design down to its soul.

From the way light filters through the backrest to the elegance of its silhouette, it’s made for those who know that good design whispers, not shouts.

We don’t claim perfection. But we do promise sincerity—in every contour, in every chair, in every batch of only a hundred made each month.

Character comes in many shades—so does timeless design.

The UF Orion Chair offers four expressive finishes: deep black walnut for bold contrast, understated gray for cool modernity, classic matte black for sleek harmony, and our featured tone—vintage ash—for a calm, nostalgic warmth.

Each color pairs effortlessly with different interiors, but vintage ash, as shown, adds depth and subtle movement in the grain—like sunlight filtered through wooden blinds.

It’s not loud. It doesn’t need to be. This is a chair that knows presence comes from restraint.

Nanna Ditzel (1923–2005) was a trailblazing Danish designer, celebrated for her bold approach to modernism and her ability to bring poetic expression into functional furniture. One of the few prominent female voices in Denmark’s mid-century design movement, Ditzel broke conventions with her use of organic forms, experimental materials, and a sense of playfulness in everything from furniture to jewelry.

A graduate of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, she worked independently from the 1950s onward and was a strong advocate for design that resonates with both beauty and practicality.