The championship set made 20% smaller and twice as graphic. The pieces are the World Chess design in boxwood, a 7.9 cm king instead of the tournament 9.5, which is the size a dining table is happy with. The board is black and white, walnut veneer with the hexagon silk-printed on both sides, 45 cm across with 4.5 cm squares. Daniel Weil of Pentagram designed both; the pieces follow the pattern every World Championship since 2013 has been played with.
Black and white reads from across a room. It is the Home Edition for a modern interior; the Walnut and Bauhaus editions carry the same pieces on quieter boards.
What is in the box
- 34 pieces in boxwood, ebonised and natural, weighted: a full set and two extra queens. King 7.9 cm
- Black and white board, walnut-veneered, 45 × 45 cm, 4.5 cm squares, 4.5 cm border, hexagon printed on both sides
Details
| Design |
Daniel Weil, Pentagram, for World Chess |
| Scale |
About 80% of the World Championship set |
| Pieces |
Boxwood, ebonised and natural; weighted; 2 extra queens |
| King |
7.9 cm (3 in) |
| Board |
Walnut-veneered MDF, black and white, 45 × 45 cm, 4.5 cm squares |
Who it is for
A home where the set stays out on the table. A gift for someone whose interior is already black and white. For the full tournament size, the Championship Set, Walnut Edition.
Shipping and returns
Dispatched within two business days; international delivery usually takes up to 10 business days, with a tracking link after dispatch. Free shipping on orders over $300. Customs duties, where they apply, are paid by the recipient. Returns within 14 days of delivery, unused and in original packaging; EU customers can ask for a prepaid return label, its cost deducted from the refund.