Muuto - Outline chair Ecriture - base aluminium

The Outline Series adds new perspectives to the classic Scandinavian design sofas of the 1960's, marrying the ideals of simplicity and function into one. With the design taking its name from its strong outline of a sofa, the Outline Series is clean and elegant on the outside with a deep seat and soft cushioning on its inside. The Outline Series has an expression that is at once elegant yet timeless, elevated by its lines referencing architectural shapes alongside its curved armrests, giving the design a distinct appearance across various sizes and variants.

Material:Powder coated aluminum legs. Wood and steel construction. Cold foam granulate and feather filling. All textiles from Kvadrat or Arve. Leather from Camo Leathers.

Cleaning instructions:Remove non-greasy stains by carefully dabbing with a lint-free cloth wrung out in clean, warm water. If necessary, clean by dabbing with soapy water. Visit Kvadrat.com for further information on cleaning textiles. For leather versions please find cleaning instructions at ca-mo.com.

Made to order fabrics: 

• Vancouver selected colors
• Remix all colors
• Fiord all colors
• Rime all colors
• Steelcut all colors
• Steelcut trio all colors
• Clara 2 all colors
• Canvas all colors
• Hallingdal all colors
• Divina all colors
• Divina MD all colors
• Devina Melange all colors
• Vidar all colors
• Refine leather all colors

About the designers:

Anderssen & Voll is a Norwegian design duo, founded by Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll and based in Oslo. The duo have been named both Norwegian and Scandinavian Designers of the Year and have received international awards and recognition for their work with furniture, lighting, and home accessories.

On Their Design Philosophy
“A good product builds and expands on tradition while simultaneously breaking the rules of said tradition. Modifications and elements of surprise, even changes that are less radical, stimulate thought and reflection, also who may not hold a particular interest in design. This tiny second of reflection is the window of opportunity where we can communicate with the users and that’s what we strive to tap into.”