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Hong Kong Designer Clement Cheng and Jockey Zac Purton Turn Racing Memories into a Collector’s Armchair

September 11
Hong Kong Designer Clement Cheng and Jockey Zac Purton Turn Racing Memories into a Collector’s Armchair

A Hong Kong designer, a champion jockey and a Japanese master woodworker are behind The ZP Chair, a limited-edition armchair that turns the rhythms, rituals and physicality of horse racing into a functional piece of furn

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