Mungaru Dining Chair

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Mungaru Dining Chair

Phantom Hands
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The Muṅgāru Dining Chair is part of the 'contemporary modern' Muṅgāru Collection designed by Milan based furniture designers INODA+SVEJE exclusively for Phantom Hands. The Dining Chair is similar in form to the Gallery Chair from the same collection, but its taller seat height makes it ideal for use at a dining table or desk.

The design draws inspiration in equal parts from the modernist legacy of Chandigarh’s mid-century furniture, and the level of skill that traditional Indian craft based production offers.

Seat Height (in): 45.5 cm

Materials:
Burma Teak (Tectona grandis)
Natural Cane

We offer this product in a choice of Natural Teak, Dark Stain or Black Finish. For Natural Teak finish, the wood is sanded to smoothness and transparent wood polish and sealer are applied with a soft cloth to bring out the natural golden brown colour of teak. For Dark Stain, a coat of teak stain is hand applied to give the wood a darker, deeper shade. For Black Finish, the wood is sprayed with an eco friendly water based paint that leaves the grains and patterns visible. Please note, each batch of teak is unique and actual shade may vary a little from the reference image.

Mungaru Dining Chair

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Dimensions (cm)

W49.5 x D50.5 x H77

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Inoda+Sveje

Inoda+Sveje

INODA+SVEJE are a multi disciplinary design duo comprising Kyoko Inoda (Japan) and Nils Sveje (Denmark). Inoda studied architectural design at ISAD in Milan. Sveje graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture in Copenhagen. INODA+SVEJE was founded in 2000 in Copenhagen and moved their base of operations to Milan in 2003. They have developed a harmonious and sensitive approach, applied to both the design process and the resulting form and aesthetics. Their work as traditional external designers spans across established brands in the artisanal space.