CM chair - anthracite
by Richard Hutten
Description
Inspired and named after the Centraal Museum in Utrecht, the CM chair by Richard Hutten was designed as the refectory chair of the 21st century. Seemingly heavy, the chair is in fact light due to a hollow construction and the use of polyethelene. Guests of the wedding ceremony of the Dutch crown prince Willem-Alexander and princess Maxima sat on these chairs at the Beurs of Berlage!Specifications
Year:
1999
Material: rotation moulded PE (dark grey, purple or red)
Product Size: 17.7” x 21.7” x 39.4”
Package Size: 24.4" x 25.2" x 39.4"
Package Weight: 26.5lbs.
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Material: rotation moulded PE (dark grey, purple or red)
Product Size: 17.7” x 21.7” x 39.4”
Package Size: 24.4" x 25.2" x 39.4"
Package Weight: 26.5lbs.
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Richard Hutten
Richard Hutten started his own design studio in 1991, working on a variety of projects such as: furniture-, product-, interior- and exhibition design. He is one of the most internationally successful Dutch designers. His work is part of the permanent collections of, among others, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art Amsterdam, Vitra Museum Weil am Rhein and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Philippe Starck used some of Hutten's designs for the interiors of the Delano Hotel Miami and the Mondrian Hotel Los Angeles. Richard's other clients include Hidden, DMD, Planet, Sawaya & Moroni , REEEL, E&Y Tokyo, IDÉE Tokyo, Englender UK, S.M.A.K. Iceland, Pure-design Toronto, Centraal Museum Utrecht, MOSS New York, Donna Karan New York, Maxfield Los Angeles, Karl Lagerveld, KPN telecom and HM Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. A book about his work 'No sign of design' was written by Ed van Hinte.
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