Meet the designer

Thomas
Bentzen

Thomas Bentzen, former designer at Louise Campell Studio, started his own studio in 2010. He is the co-founder of the design collective REMOVE and his products have received international recognition at fairs and exhibitions all over the world.

A Muuto setup featuring an olive Two-Layer pendant light above an Earnest table in dark oiled oak. The arrangement includes a Ridge vase in white frosted glass and a Fiber armchair with Acca 731 upholstery. The combination of the pendant's rich color, the table's dark wood, and the elegant vase creates a sophisticated and balanced look.

The Cover Side Chair in Acca 961 oak finish, styled with a two-layer black and brown-green Mere Bowl placed on a Midst table. Adds a refined touch to dining or office spaces. — TWO LAYER PENDANT

By Thomas Bentzen

Mingle Cushion

Linear System Table Config. 1 in Black/Black, Fiber Side Chair w. Swivel Base in Sabi 631/Aluminium, Wrap Lounge Chair in Fiord 451/Grey, Ply Rug in Off-White, Platform Tray in Blue-Grey, Raise Glasses in Dark Blue, Raise Carafe in Clear, Soft Side Table Ø41 cm in Black/Black, Post Floor Lamp in Black

On His Design Philosophy Thomas Bentzen I like to create objects that are functional and simple, while satisfying a human need when in use and creating joy when idle. For me, durability means quality, form, and functionality and putting an immense amount of energy into making virtues out of necessities.

Linear-wood-series-oak-fiber-side-chair-oak-canvas-414-enfold-sideboard-low-oak-sand-unfold-Muuto-org — LINEAR WOOD SERIES & ENFOLD SIDEBOARD

By Thomas Bentzen

Cover-Lounge-Chair-Oak-Cognac-Refine-Outline-Vidar-472-Muuto-Org — COVER LOUNGE CHAIR

By Thomas Bentzen

On Scandinavian design:

"Scandinavian design has always been about honesty and functionality, comprised with poetry. I like it that way. I think Scandinavian designers have succeeded in bringing their heritage into a time where we no longer stand next to the cabinetmaker, but are challenged and thrilled by new materials and new ways to produce."