The Windsor chair, first developed in 17th-century England, spread worldwide in numerous variations. The oldest known among them, the comb-back Windsor, with parallel spindles rising from a horizontal crest rail, has inspired generations of reinterpretation.The Truss-Back Chair reimagines this archetype for a three-dimensional seating experience. Its defining feature is the diagonally arranged spindles, extending above and below the arm line at varying lengths. Set at intersecting angles, they create a sculptural, enveloping back that follows the body’s contours. The triangular truss configuration adds rigidity while preserving lightness. Crafted in Japanese chestnut, the chair combines strength with a delicate weight. The refined grain and rich coloration of the wood give the piece a uniquely expressive quality.