• MOD M1 Chair - UKRAINIAN PRODUCT DESIGN
  • MOD M1 Chair - UKRAINIAN PRODUCT DESIGN
  • MOD M1 Chair - UKRAINIAN PRODUCT DESIGN
  • MOD M1 Chair - UKRAINIAN PRODUCT DESIGN
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Kint

MOD M1 Chair

MOD M1 Chair

£310.00 GBP
£310.00 GBP
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MOD M1 Chair is a contemporary seating solution from Kint, developed as part of the Mod series of chairs designed by Ukrainian designer Maksym Kulik. The chair is conceived as a functional and architecturally precise object, suitable for residential and commercial interiors, including dining areas, study zones and workspace layouts.

Dimensions: D:23.62in * W:20.47in * H:31.89in / D:60cm * W:52cm * H:81cm 
Materials: Metal, Plywood
Weight: 6,4 kg
Assembly: No assembly required

Lead Time: 5 weeks

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The structure of the MOD M1 Chair combines a rigid metal frame with a continuous bent plywood seat and back, creating a lightweight yet stable composition that supports everyday use. Its construction delivers clean lines and a disciplined geometric profile, aligning with design criteria often referenced in specification lists for minimalist seating solutions.

With dimensions typically around 520 mm in width, 600 mm in depth and 810 mm in height, the MOD M1 offers a balanced proportion that fits compact layouts without compromising comfort. The chair’s absence of armrests enhances spatial flexibility and allows it to be integrated into dining setups, casual meeting areas and working environments where space-efficient chairs are prioritised.

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    BIOGRAPHY of Maksym Kulik

    In the evolving landscape of contemporary design, Maksym Kulik has emerged as a pivotal figure in defining a distinctly Ukrainian contribution to furniture and interior objects. As a designer and...

    BIOGRAPHY of Maksym Kulik

    In the evolving landscape of contemporary design, Maksym Kulik has emerged as a pivotal figure in defining a distinctly Ukrainian contribution to furniture and interior objects. As a designer and...

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