liberty lounger
from Moooi
liberty lounger
Design Atelier Van Lieshout, 2018
American walnut, sheep skin
Made in The Netherlands by Moooi
Sculptor Joep van Lieshout set himself a goal: to create one chair per day for a month. He named the project Prototypes as part of his utopian project New Tribal Labyrinth. This futuristic vision focuses on the reinvention of the industrial revolution by recreating an ideal world based on the lost relationship between individuals and raw materials.
The first lounger was part of this series: handmade, and with no room for mistakes, no sketches and no measuring equipment. But purely based on the senses of the artist and the physical interaction with the objects. Atelier Van Lieshout's Liberty Lounger is the result of intuition showing that a good product needs no adjustments.
Liberty Lounger features American walnut and comes with a complimentary sheep skin rug. Not suitable for outdoor use.
73.2" L | 34.3" w | 38.6" h | 79.4 lbs.
American walnut, sheep skin
Made in The Netherlands by Moooi
Sculptor Joep van Lieshout set himself a goal: to create one chair per day for a month. He named the project Prototypes as part of his utopian project New Tribal Labyrinth. This futuristic vision focuses on the reinvention of the industrial revolution by recreating an ideal world based on the lost relationship between individuals and raw materials.
The first lounger was part of this series: handmade, and with no room for mistakes, no sketches and no measuring equipment. But purely based on the senses of the artist and the physical interaction with the objects. Atelier Van Lieshout's Liberty Lounger is the result of intuition showing that a good product needs no adjustments.
Liberty Lounger features American walnut and comes with a complimentary sheep skin rug. Not suitable for outdoor use.
73.2" L | 34.3" w | 38.6" h | 79.4 lbs.
$10,336.00 + free shipping
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Moooi is named for the Dutch word for 'beautiful'. The third 'O' in the name stands for extra value in beauty. The Moooi design process is lead by Marcel Wanders in collaboration with other notable designers.