Valérie Objects challenged designers to experiment with wood for the first time. This time, the designer couple Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen have reinvented their famous Alu chair by changing the aluminum backrest and seat with a multi-layered oak wood version. The result is admirable: a piece of furniture carrying the DNA of Muller Van Severen involving the most natural material in the world, but always with this clean line. A visually well-balanced chair that will fit into any room in your interior, from classic to contemporary. The famous Muller Van Severen couple recently surprised the world with a collection of wooden tables. Indeed, wood was an unknown material to their design practice. For more than a decade they have created high-end design objects using lesser-known materials such as polyethylene, enamel and lacquer. Find the Alu chairs in colored aluminum. Atelier Kumo's opinion: we love this new version of the famous Alu chair! Dimensions: seat height: 45.5 cm, seat depth: 52.5 cm, seat width: 38 cm, chair height: 80 cm Composition: aluminum and wood Designer: Muller Van Severen Use: indoors only Weight: 8 kg Available on order within 2 to 6 weeks. A confirmation email will be sent to you for the deadlines. History Muller Van Severen is a studio of Belgian designers founded in 2011 by Hannes Van Severen and Fien Muller. Their creative approach is part of the creation of furniture with simple and clean lines. Hannes studied photography and Fien trained as a sculptor. Their heterogeneous artistic training is reflected in their work in search of clean lines with particular attention paid to the relationship of the object in space. They are known and appreciated by design enthusiasts. Their work is exhibited all over the world (Kreo gallery in Paris, Matter gallery in New York, The appartment in Copenhagen and Andreas Murkudis gallery in Berlin). Muller Van Severen also carry out development projects with architects. They also worked with Hermès. They have been collaborating with Valérie Objects since the presentation of their work at the Valérie Traan de Veerle Wenes gallery (artistic director of Valérie Objects) in 2011.