Keiseki
© Design by Dirk Wynants for Extremis, 2026
Keiseki comes from the Japanese rock garden, where the keiseki are the carefully placed stones that bring calm and balance to the landscape. Closed, this one-seater does exactly that: it settles into its surroundings and keeps the cushions dry. Open, it reveals a comfortable seat with a protective hood and an optional side table.
Open for comfort. Close to disappear.
Where most products are designed to ask for attention, Keiseki does the opposite. One movement is all it takes, and the stone opens into a chair that holds you upright and supported, with the hood sheltering your shoulders. Thanks to the rotating base it moves with the moment: with the sun, with the view, or with the conversation.
