Smoke Dining Chair

Name: Smoke Dining Chair
Brand: moooi

Chairs from moooi, Designed by Maarten Baas

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Product description

Don't burn the diner — burn the dining chair! The beauty and character of burned wood is now captured in a long lasting material, creating the strange sensation of sitting on burnt furniture Maarten Baas interpreted his fascination for the element fire with a groundbreaking approach. Capturing the burning flames into the solidity of wood. Each chair is unique due to this exceptional production process. Just like the Phoenix, the Smoke objects are reborn from their ashes, gaining new vitality and beauty in a very unusual way.

Material: burnt wood, finished with epoxy resin, fire retardant (fr) foam leather upholstery each chair is unique

Dimensions: 106x48x57cm | 41.7”x18.9”x22.4” (hxwxd); seating height: 51cm | 20.1”

Colour: black

Concept

The enchanting texture of burnt wood. Each item from the Smoke series share the unfamiliar and untamed finish that is characterized by fire. Where there's smoke, there's beauty. Where's more smoke, there's more beauty.

More about this product

Categorised in Seating - Chairs - without armrests - Seat and backrest upholstered - 4-leg base - open base - Wood - Base solid wood - Leather - Seat leather - Residential - Contract - Hospitality.

Part of the collection SEATERS.

Manufacturer moooi

Family Smoke

Architonic ID 1092926

Year of Launch 2004

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