Richard Hutten

Dutch furniture designer and innovator

Richard Hutten - Dutch furniture designer and innovator
Born

March 30th, 1967
57 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Netherlands

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A furniture designer active since the 1990s, this individual creates contemporary designs that combine functionality with playful aesthetics. Work includes collaborations with various international brands and participation in design exhibitions worldwide. Contributions to the design world include both innovative pieces and conceptual installations, showcasing a commitment to integrating design into everyday life.

Designed furniture for Moooi and other brands

Participated in the Milan Furniture Fair

Created installations for museums and exhibitions

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