The Cooper Upholstered Armchair from Bernhardt Design demonstrates how continuous curves can define an entire seating experience, with its backrest flowing into armrests without interruption. Carved from solid ash, the piece explores the relationship between material and manufacturing technique, showing how traditional woodworking can achieve fluid forms. Chris Adamick's design creates dramatic profile changes from different viewing angles, creating visual interest through shifting perspectives. Angular leg geometry provides structural contrast to the upper curves, while the option of a seat pad introduces another layer of comfort without compromising the design's coherence.