Have you ever bought a piece of furniture with the intent to keep it for the long haul? How about hanging onto something that has too much sentimental value to give up? Danish brand Form & Refine imbues their Lunar Chair designed by Jonas Herman of Herman Studio with those qualities through craft and intention. It was designed to embrace dents, scratches, and anything else you might throw at it in a lifetime. The brand refers to this philosophical approach as functional and aesthetic sustainability, purposefully designing functional objects in natural materials that age for the better with use.Constructed from FSC-certified oak, its moon-inspired moniker also references the round seat and ergonomic crescent-shaped back. Recurring rounded profiles are incorporated throughout the chairs design components for a coherent, soft expression. Luna is surprisingly light and conveniently stackable, able to be hung on the edge of a table. And an X-shaped structure under the wooden seat provides stability and support for the user. All of these characteristics will translate impeccably through every stage of life: as your family grows, new homes moved into, and offices that are redesigned.With Lunar Chair, I aimed to create a light and embracing chair. My goal was to make a chair that encourages different ways of sitting rather than locking the user into a single position, Herman says. The chairs characteristic rounded backrest with integrated armrests is made from a single piece of solid wood. The form [of the armrests] ensures optimal comfort with support for the sitters elbow and lower back and allows for a variety of seating positions.The Lunar Chair is finished in naturally oiled oak for a maintenance-free existence that will patinate beautifully as the years go by. The seating is also available in a padded version thats upholstered with Nana Ditzels immortal Hallingdal 65 fabric from Kvadrat in four variants. With a distinctly Nordic appeal, the chair fits in well with Form & Refines portfolio of simple, well-designed furniture that carries sustainability in its DNA.To learn more about the Luna Chair, visit formandrefine.com.