Here’s a chair that manages to be chunky and minimal at the same time! Made out of an unusually wonderful combination of wood and concrete (concrete in a seating device? Really?), the Mu Chair explores a design that’s heavy to look at but quite light in reality. It’s also made out of reclaimed Styrofoam (the concrete), and with sustainably grown timber. Way to conquer clean aesthetics and green-design together!
Designer: David Beck
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