The Charlotte Armchair from Bernhardt Design employs geometric precision as its primary design language, where angular framework meets carefully calculated curves. This approach results in a chair that reads as architectural furniture, with each line serving both structural and visual purposes. The solid American walnut construction showcases clean joinery and thoughtful proportions that speak to Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance's modern woodworking techniques. A single upholstered cushion interrupts the wooden geometry, offering a soft counterpoint to the chair's otherwise linear composition while maintaining the piece's overall restraint.