Masato Miura

Linz, Austria

MS54

The MS54 Chair fuses sleek geometric complexity with structural stability.

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MBH3

Barstool

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MS49

Chair

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MS59

Chair

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MH9

Stool

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MT38

The MT38 table combines both elegance and mobility into the constraint of economic feasibility. The design concept is based on four wooden parts that are die-cut from a single plate.The three legs-held by hinges are foldable and the tabletop can be placed on them.

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MBH6

The MBH6 barstool uses a collection of reoccurring basic triangular shapes to accomplish an overall design that combines sleek geometric complexity with structural robustness.

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MBH5

The design-concept is solely based on just seven flat wooden parts, which can be die-cut out of a single plate.
In maturity phase the shapes contributing to multiple stools can be arranged in a way that minimizes cutting scrap to a very low extent.
The cookie-cutter-like construction technique establishes a playful look of layered building blocks
composed into a sound piece of furniture, while the partially curvy edges add an effect of graceful facility.

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MT12-B

Table - steel

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)

MS40 Chair

The core motivation for designing the MS40-chair was to shift paradigms towards a more lightweight and agile notion of a dining chair. With a structural composition of geometric simplicity, the design establishes clean lines of grace. Intentionally appearing almost fragile, the assembly still exhibits superior robustness owing to its statically well-aligned components that allow for homogeneous force distribution.

Designer: Masato Miura (Austria)