Bronto children chair This little kids’ chair is named after the brontosaurus. Lightweight, easy to clean and extremely durable, both for indoor and outdoor use. The rotation technique determined the form and decoration of this one-piece chair. During the rotation, the form was filled with a hard synthetic material. Even though it looks massive, the chair is hollow. Designer: Richard Hutten for NgispeN, 1998 Material: rotation moulded LDPE. Size: 55 x 28 x 35 cm / 21.7” x 11” x 13.8” Colour: lime, orange, light blue, light grey Permanent collection: Centraal Museum (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Biography: Richard Hutten started his own design studio in 1991, working on a variety of projects such as: furniture-, product-, interior- and exhibition design. He is one of the most internationally successful Dutch designers. His work is part of the permanent collections of, among others, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art Amsterdam, Vitra Museum Weil am Rhein and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Philippe Starck used some of Hutten’s designs for the interiors of the Delano Hotel Miami and the Mondrian Hotel Los Angeles. Richard’s other clients include Hidden, DMD, Planet, Sawaya & Moroni , REEEL, E&Y Tokyo, IDÉE Tokyo, Englender UK, S.M.A.K. Iceland, Puredesign Toronto, Centraal Museum Utrecht, MOSS New York, Donna Karan New York, Maxfield Los Angeles, Karl Lagerveld, KPN telecom and HM Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. A book about his work ‘No sign of design’ was written by Ed van Hinte. www.richardhutten.com Droog Amsterdam [email protected] Droog New York [email protected]