GUBI MR01 Sillón Inicial Karakorum 003 Duna/Roble
Diseñador: Mathias Steen Rasmussen Concepto: El sillón extremadamente atractivo diseñado por el joven Mathias Steen Rasmussen es un sillón que rezuma diseño de alta calidad. El respaldo y el asiento están tejidos a mano con 90 metros de cuerda, utilizando una técnica creada por el propio Mathias. En un principio, esta elegante silla estaba destinada únicamente a la casa de Mathias. La silla tenía que funcionar como un sillón en el que también se pudiera meditar. El resultado fue el hermoso sillón MR01 Initial. Los sillones logran parecer extremadamente livianos, ya que el respaldo y el asiento tejidos a mano crean una expresión elegante y ligera, lo que hace que la silla sea ideal para varios lugares del hogar.
GUBI MR01 Initial Chair, with cushion (Solid Oak (Oiled), Natural Flag)
Beautifully honest, light in both weight and expression, new Danish talent Mathias Steen Rasmussen’s debut piece is a striking interplay of craftsmanship, comfort and sustainability. Originally conceived as a lounge chair that he could also use for meditation in his home, Rasmussen’s combination of wood and rope creates a simple, flexible chair that gives a sense of both floating and connection with the ground. The open triangle frame, available in either walnut or oak, has been constructed without using a single screw, while the 90 meters of hand-woven, natural linen cord that make the seat and backrest add a lightness to the design. The MR01 Initial Chair can give comfort all year round. The rope construction allows airflow in the warmer months, and simply adding a blanket or sheepskin makes it cozy all through winter. For added comfort in many sitting positions, a bouclé wool covered pillow is included. The Initial chair can be placed alone or in pairs in the home, while it functions superbly in longer rows or clusters in hospitality settings. The simplicity of the MR01 Initial Chair’s design and materials ensure it a longevity and durability that are central to Rasmussen’s core philosophy.