The MYTO Cantilever chair designed by Konstantin Grcic is a fusion of utility and art. It is a smooth design of only one plastic piece molded in a shape that looks great and is strong and durable. The chair almost looks as if it would tip over, but it is stable and sturdy, thanks to Grcics design innovations.  The MYTO not only won the 2009 Australian Design awards, but is also part of the permanent collection at MOMA New York. Konstantin Grcic is known as one of Europe’s most influential designers. He has perfected the marriage of comfort and conservation in furniture design with the  MYTO Cantilever Chair.

This breakthrough chair was designed to use the minimum materials possible so that the entire structure is derived from a single piece of plastic. It accomplishes this while still maintaining the strength and durability to hold your body weight comfortably. The chair’s inception came when a German chemical company, BASF, invited the famed designer to create a new product from Ultradur® High Speed, an advanced plastic typically used in automobile design.

The light yet durable qualities of the chair were no accident. The chair was the fruit of an ambitious design and rigorous testing. Months of intense scrutiny using imaging software and cutting edge programs led to the chair’s design. Once the design was settled upon, creating a real structure based on the dimensions was another task entirely. The BASF experimented with fifteen different workable formulas before arriving at the perfect one for this precise molding for the MYTO Cantilever Chair. The chair’s first production models were unveiled at the Milan Furniture Fair in April of 2008 to rave reviews.

This chair is not only a functional piece of modern art. It is the cumulative effect of design innovations combined with the latest in chemical technology and German engineering. You can have award winning modern design and space age technology in your home with the MYTO Cantilever Chair.

Light, stackable and environmentally practical; the chair has gone beyond the novelty of hype and become a comfortable choice for everyday living. Its sleek, sterile design makes it perfect for office boardrooms and conference rooms; and the stackable, easy to stow design makes it ideal for adding or subtracting as many seats as you need per occasion. Stepping out of the boardroom, the modern, minimalist look also plays well inside euro-inspired dining rooms, sunrooms, patios and home offices.

The chair’s base is a sturdy, modern design; completed by a netted backing that is supportive, yet non-constricting. The chair comes in a several color choices including: grey, white-grey, black, aubergine, red, light blue, yellow-green, and orange. So you can add your own desing touch to the MYTO collection. Forward thinking and environmentally conscious this chair is a great furnishing and conversation piece.

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The MYTO Cantilever chair designed by Konstantin Grcic is a fusion of utility and art. It is a smooth design of only one plastic piece molded in a shape that looks great and is strong and durable. The chair almost looks as if it would tip over, but it is stable and sturdy, thanks to Grcics design innovations.  The MYTO not only won the 2009 Australian Design awards, but is also part of the permanent collection at MOMA New York. Konstantin Grcic is known as one of Europe’s most influential designers. He has perfected the marriage of comfort and conservation in furniture design with the  MYTO Cantilever Chair.

This breakthrough chair was designed to use the minimum materials possible so that the entire structure is derived from a single piece of plastic. It accomplishes this while still maintaining the strength and durability to hold your body weight comfortably. The chair’s inception came when a German chemical company, BASF, invited the famed designer to create a new product from Ultradur® High Speed, an advanced plastic typically used in automobile design.

The light yet durable qualities of the chair were no accident. The chair was the fruit of an ambitious design and rigorous testing. Months of intense scrutiny using imaging software and cutting edge programs led to the chair’s design. Once the design was settled upon, creating a real structure based on the dimensions was another task entirely. The BASF experimented with fifteen different workable formulas before arriving at the perfect one for this precise molding for the MYTO Cantilever Chair. The chair’s first production models were unveiled at the Milan Furniture Fair in April of 2008 to rave reviews.

This chair is not only a functional piece of modern art. It is the cumulative effect of design innovations combined with the latest in chemical technology and German engineering. You can have award winning modern design and space age technology in your home with the MYTO Cantilever Chair.

Light, stackable and environmentally practical; the chair has gone beyond the novelty of hype and become a comfortable choice for everyday living. Its sleek, sterile design makes it perfect for office boardrooms and conference rooms; and the stackable, easy to stow design makes it ideal for adding or subtracting as many seats as you need per occasion. Stepping out of the boardroom, the modern, minimalist look also plays well inside euro-inspired dining rooms, sunrooms, patios and home offices.

The chair’s base is a sturdy, modern design; completed by a netted backing that is supportive, yet non-constricting. The chair comes in a several color choices including: grey, white-grey, black, aubergine, red, light blue, yellow-green, and orange. So you can add your own desing touch to the MYTO collection. Forward thinking and environmentally conscious this chair is a great furnishing and conversation piece.

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The MYTO Cantilever chair designed by Konstantin Grcic is a fusion of utility and art. It is a smooth design of only one plastic piece molded in a shape that looks great and is strong and durable. The chair almost looks as if it would tip over, but it is stable and sturdy, thanks to Grcics design innovations.  The MYTO not only won the 2009 Australian Design awards, but is also part of the permanent collection at MOMA New York. Konstantin Grcic is known as one of Europe’s most influential designers. He has perfected the marriage of comfort and conservation in furniture design with the  MYTO Cantilever Chair.

This breakthrough chair was designed to use the minimum materials possible so that the entire structure is derived from a single piece of plastic. It accomplishes this while still maintaining the strength and durability to hold your body weight comfortably. The chair’s inception came when a German chemical company, BASF, invited the famed designer to create a new product from Ultradur® High Speed, an advanced plastic typically used in automobile design.

The light yet durable qualities of the chair were no accident. The chair was the fruit of an ambitious design and rigorous testing. Months of intense scrutiny using imaging software and cutting edge programs led to the chair’s design. Once the design was settled upon, creating a real structure based on the dimensions was another task entirely. The BASF experimented with fifteen different workable formulas before arriving at the perfect one for this precise molding for the MYTO Cantilever Chair. The chair’s first production models were unveiled at the Milan Furniture Fair in April of 2008 to rave reviews.

This chair is not only a functional piece of modern art. It is the cumulative effect of design innovations combined with the latest in chemical technology and German engineering. You can have award winning modern design and space age technology in your home with the MYTO Cantilever Chair.

Light, stackable and environmentally practical; the chair has gone beyond the novelty of hype and become a comfortable choice for everyday living. Its sleek, sterile design makes it perfect for office boardrooms and conference rooms; and the stackable, easy to stow design makes it ideal for adding or subtracting as many seats as you need per occasion. Stepping out of the boardroom, the modern, minimalist look also plays well inside euro-inspired dining rooms, sunrooms, patios and home offices.

The chair’s base is a sturdy, modern design; completed by a netted backing that is supportive, yet non-constricting. The chair comes in a several color choices including: grey, white-grey, black, aubergine, red, light blue, yellow-green, and orange. So you can add your own desing touch to the MYTO collection. Forward thinking and environmentally conscious this chair is a great furnishing and conversation piece.

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