100/300 chair by Philip Salmon & Hugh Hamilton for Kinetics

The 100/300 is a chair model designed in the 1970s by the Canadian duo Philip Salmon and Hugh Hamilton for the manufacturer Kinetics. Mostly known for their  infamous “paperclip” stool, Salmon and Hamilton designed the 100/300 by bending a single steel tube into a cantilever structure that appears to defy gravity. The seat is made of moulded plywood upholstered with brightly-colored vinyl.

In good vintage condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use.