Max Longin, a German designer and mathematician born in 1964, settled in Denmark where he creates exceptional design, combining simplicity and refinement. As revealed in the Home Tone interview, he advocates a warm minimalism, inspired by pure forms and natural concepts. His work, imbued with an architectural approach, is based on subtle associations, such as the idea of ​​a fluid movement which guides his creations. The “Stream Chair”, designed in 2006, embodies this vision: its asymmetrical lines, evoking the flow of a stream, are enhanced by one-piece tubular matte steel, forming a continuous flow which gives an impression of structural lightness. The seat in solid blond wood and leather, in a warm and natural color, seems to levitate on this continuous flow of steel, accentuating the airy elegance of the room. Completed with premium beige leather, this chair combines robustness and visual finesse, offering a perfect balance between solidity and minimalism. Signed and dated by the designer under the seat Beautiful conditions, note some minimal marks of time. H89cm L63cm D57cm Seat height 45cm