Dezeen has teamed up with Danish furniture brand Muuto for our latest competition, which offers readers the chance to make and win their own customised Fiber chair.
The Fiber chair family is designed by Iskos-Berlin for Muuto and was originally launched in 2015. Its injection-moulded wood-fibre shell is recyclable and is a new perspective on the classic shell chair due to its soft, matt finish due to the wood fibers.
By entering into our latest competition, one lucky reader will win a Fiber chair in the colour and finish of their choice.
The competition closes on 10 October
Created by Copenhagen designers Aleksej Iskos and Boris Berlin, the Fiber chair takes the form of the classic shell chair, but reimagines it in a recyclable composite of plastic and up to 25 per cent wood fibres. Although invisible to the eye from afar, the details of the wood fibres are revealed when viewing the design up-close and the material has a distinctive and pleasantly soft, matt feel.
The chair has a simple and sculptural form. Its slender profile takes up little space in the room, yet its seat still feels generous.
The Fiber chair takes the form of the classic shell chair
"Rather than making a chair that had a loud and interrupting expression, we wanted to perfect the design in a subtle way, ticking off the boxes of shape, comfort, materials, and aesthetic," said Iskos-Berlin of the design.
To support circularity, the Fiber chair can be disassembled at the end of its life, with its s...