TMU is the chair you tie yourself.
Developed according to systemic principles, TMU was designed to organically include the person using it, who first needs to put it together through a playful and creative process that is innovative on an absolutely personal level.
Elements in poplar plywood give TMU its light, streamlined structure, with dark edges burnt by laser, and unfinished surfaces ready to embrace stains, scratches, and any other mark of ongoing transformation.
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