LINDE Furniture Collection is Inspired by Blossoming Flower
Furniture is not about filling space but creating comfort, warmth, and a place for people to connect. The Linde furniture collection by OUT is the perfect example of it. Inspired by a blooming flower, this set reflects calmness, openness, and elegance. “It opens like a blossoming flower,” said David Wendt, the head designer of OUT.
The name LINDE is inspired by Unter den Linden boulevard in Berlin. The historic boulevard is a place where things come together: movement, history, everyday life. The furniture collection embodies these qualities, becoming familiar, yet new. It features tables and chairs sharing a round element.
The tables are made from solid ash or solid oak, manufactured with wadding and upholstered (textile or vegan leather). It comes in two types. The dining table is perfectly suitable for small families or aesthetic cafes. The coffee table appeals to the common room or sitting area. There are many color options for it, including light Blue, Powder, Coral, Blush, Black, Sand, and Cocoa.
The chairs are also available in two variants. One features a smooth texture for a clean look, while the other has a loosely draped aesthetic named Linde Soft, which feels relaxed and comfortable. You can opt for Coral, Sand, Alabaster, Soft pink, Pigeon blue, Night green, Basalt Olive green, and custom colors.
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The chairs are made of solid ash, foam, wadding, wire frame, and powder-coated steel and polished stainless steel for two leg styles. The backrest has a flexible inner structure and foam, which allows the body to relax and adapt.
“LINDE is something you have to experience to fully understand,” said Wendt. The LINDE collection is more than just furniture. Its minimal design will make it look premium whether you use it at home, a café, or an office. The LINDE table starts from €4,990 (about $5,760), whereas the chair starts from €990 ($1,140) on the official website.
Via: Dezeen
