Husse chair

I grew up as a very inquisitive child and whenever I asked my grandmother about something that was none of my business she would reply with a smile and say, “Dit is husse met lang ore.”

The Husse chair is a play on how I imagined these husse creatures with their long ears to be. With its quirky look and affirmative stance the Husse chair has simplistic clean lines with subtle curves & soft edges. There is a hint of fun but also a subtle graceful undertone to the design.

Leading down from the top, the slightly oversized backrest subtly curves around your back to create a  supportive backrest that adapts to your posture as you lean back. The neck of the chair connects with the main structure of the chair frame to enforce and create extra rigidity.

Breaking away from traditional chair joinery the chair frame is welded together from light weight steel. The steel tubes hold the wooden legs firmly in place with a smooth transitions between the two materials for a minimalistic clean look.

The Husse chair is available in a variety of wood finishes & powder coating options. You can also choose between a wooden or upholstered seat for additional comfort.

The Husse chair stacks up to 4.

Product information

Cleaning instructions

Wood
Use a damp clean cloth to dust regularly. Do not use abrasive, silicon or oil-based cleaners. Blot spills immediately to avoid moisture, penetrating the wood.

Steel
Dust regularly and wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Dry off immediately to avoid marks. Do not use any harsh chemicals, abrasive powders, metallic scourers, silver or brass cleaners. If residue starts to leave marks apply wax polish regularly to shine. Frame is not rust proof. Clean more regularly at the coast, as sea salts build up and could cause corrosion.

Leather
Occasionally wipe with a soft, damp cloth to avoid accumulation of dust which can act as a corrosive and damage the leather. Do not expose to direct sunlight or consistent UV light as discolouration and fading will result. Blot spills immediately with an absorbent cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and detergents. Do not use artificial heat or harsh sunlight to dry leather furniture, as this will cause the leather to become dry and crack. Professional cleaning is recommended.