Muuto Brink Cantilever Chair

$795.00

Color: Black / Black

Muuto's Brink Chair pairs a slim silhouette with surprising strength, built from form-pressed FSC-certified wood veneer with a beech core and oak surface veneer. The distinctive curved shell and softened edges support the body, while the cantilever base in bent steel tube introduces controlled flex in both frame and shell for natural movement. The chair comes in non-upholstered, seat-upholstered, or full-front-upholstered versions, and the pads are removable.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Shell Material: Form-pressed veneer with beech core and oak surface veneer
Shell Finish: Water-based lacquer
Base Material: Powder-coated or chromed bent steel tube
Recycled Content: Minimum 25% post-industrial recycled steel
Upholstery Options: Non-upholstered, seat upholstered, or full-front upholstered
Dimensions: L54.7 cm x W48 x H83.1cm
Weight: 8 kg
Certification: FSC-certified (FSC-C028824)
Care Instructions: Clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent; dry with a soft cloth

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About the Designer

Thomas Bentzen

Thomas Bentzen, former designer at Louise Campell Studio, started his own studio in 2010. He is the co-founder of the design collective REMOVE and his products have received international recognition at fairs and exhibitions all over the world.

I like to create objects that are functional and simple, while satisfying a human need when in use and creating joy when idle. For me, durability means quality, form, and functionality and putting an immense amount of energy into making virtues out of necessities.On His Design PhilosophyThomas Bentzen

On Scandinavian design:

"Scandinavian design has always been about honesty and functionality, comprised with poetry. I like it that way. I think Scandinavian designers have succeeded in bringing their heritage into a time where we no longer stand next to the cabinetmaker, but are challenged and thrilled by new materials and new ways to produce."