Richard Hutten

The 3 Minus 1 cabinet is part of the No Sign of Design series by Richard Hutten. The model is featured in the collection of the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

Sexy Relaxy Mirror Steel, Edition 8, This is an AP piece. Although Richard Hutten's Sexy Relaxy chair is initially a very normal chair, it is actually one of the naughtiest designs ...

Although Richard Hutten's Sexy Relaxy chair is initially a very normal chair, it is actually one of the naughtiest designs out there. It is based on the famous scene from Basic Insti...

Produced by E&Y in Japan

Produced by Taiyou&C Japan and is out of production nowadays.

The origin of this work goes back to 1989, when, as part of his graduation project, Richard Hutten launched the first of his “no–sign–of–design” furniture pieces. Reacting against th...

On request of Ettore Sottsass, Richard Hutten designed the S.E.C. chair in 1995, using an Abet Laminati texture designed by him. Richard Hutten revisite...

Richard Hutten is known for his conceptually innovative and more importantly, sustainable design. Graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven. Richard developed his own subtle and sober design style. In 1992 he broke through internationally with his very functional, no-nonsense “No Sign of Design Chair” that was the first of the iconic series. This L-Thing is an unique piece, one of a kind! Currently Richard Hutten is one of the internationally renowned leading figures in the industry. His work can be found in over 50 museums in the world, including MoMA New York, Victoria & Albert Museum London, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam...

This prototype Stedelijk Chair was designed for the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The chair is not produced because of director change at the Ste...

This is a prototype Gispen RH970 Side table and it never made to production. Good to know; The prototype is signed by the designer.

The B-Home is produced in some colours, but the colour of this prototype is one of a kind! It’s never been produced in the green/blue combination.   

A one of a kind unique lamp, made in 1999. Richard Hutten used ready mades and plastic toy wased to create a new object. Already then he was engaged to ...