Muna Chair
Category: Seating
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Muna Chair in walnut with Fawn Table in walnut
The true charm of the Muna Chair lies in its avant-garde construction. The artfully bent back seamlessly merges with the armrest, not only lending an aesthetic appeal but illustrating the possibilities of innovative design.
In the realm of design, less is often more. The Muna Chair stands as a testament to this belief, where the essence of classical wooden dining gets a contemporary twist. With a focused intent on material rationalisation, Muna radiates an unparalleled lightness, making it a standout in the world of seating.
The true charm of the Muna Chair lies in its avant-garde construction. The artfully bent back seamlessly merges with the armrest, not only lending an aesthetic appeal but illustrating the possibilities of innovative design. This unique construction doesn’t just elevate its appearance; it redefines strength and stability.
Whether you envision it gracing a contemporary dining room or adding character to public spaces, the Muna Chair seamlessly adapts. Its versatility, combined with its minimalist design, ensures it complements various settings while standing as a conversation starter in its own right.
Salih's design is based on a harmonious relationship with proportions, elevated to its pinnicle, thus creating an impression that he possesses an innate sense of beauty as well as an intuitive understanding of what makes a product aesthetically appealing. This stems from his rich creative portfolio, where various experiences from architecture, design, and art, converge.
He approaches wood, his favourite material, almost sculpturally, while never neglecting the technological logic of its craftsmanship and always showing immense respect for traditional woodworking techniques.
Salih’s design aesthetic in his approach to furniture design, has remained faithful to the golden era of modernism, exemplifying the classic mastery of 20th-century designers. Undoubtedly, he stands as one of the pioneers of the contemporary Bosnian design scene.
Since 2004, Salih has been imparting his knowledge of industrial design to the younger generations as a professor at the Department of Product Design, at the Academy of Fine Arts, in Sarajevo. As a result, he has been a mentor to other designers within the GAZZDA design team, guiding them as they took their initial steps into the world of design.
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