A table with material samples in a brightly lit office with people working in the background.

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Senior Architect

Elizabeth Roberts Architects and UK-based

 proudly present their first ever collaboration - The Noble - a dining chair designed with the intention to fill the gap between formality and casual comfort.

Crafted in Somerset, the chair features a robust solid steel rod frame with the strongest welded joints and hot-pressed feet, finished in a bespoke set of enamelled colorways. Both Bill Amberg Studio and Elizabeth Roberts Architects share a deep respect for craftsmanship and a drive to push design boundaries. Their forward-thinking approach values progression over nostalgia, seeking to refine and elevate materials and construction techniques for contemporary homes.

Two minimalist chairs are displayed side by side against a plain wall. The left chair has a tan leather seat and back with a green metal frame, while the right chair has a maroon seat and back with a beige metal frame.

Close-up of a light brown leather chair back with visible stitching details and a green cap on the top right corner, set against a plain light gray background.

Two views of a modern chair with a tan leather seat and backrest, metal frame, and minimalist design, shown from the side (left) and front (right) against a light gray wall on a wooden floor.

Close-up of a chair corner showing a light brown leather seat with visible stitching and a green metal frame on a light-colored floor.

Two minimalist chairs with brown leather seats and backs sit on a wooden floor. Sunlight streams through a window, casting strong shadows of the chairs and window frame on the pale wall behind them.

ERA and Bill Amberg Studio’s Noble Chair collaboration blends refined design with artisanal craftsmanship. Its solid steel frame and hand-stitched vegetable-tanned leather offers a timeless balance of strength, comfort, and elegance.