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Mynt

Erwan Bouroullec’s dynamic universal chair with a body-weight-responsive mechanism

Dimensions

635 × 890 × 530 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Mynt, plastic, four-star base, castors

Year

2025

Materials
Recycled polyamideWood veneer
Official page

Description

Overview

Designed by Erwan Bouroullec in 2025, Mynt crosses the universal- and task-chair categories. Its patented mechanism tilts forwards or backwards as posture changes, while the seat moves independently from the back.

Mynt in Vitra's Focus Space photograph

Construction

  • Seat and back in wood veneer or recycled polyamide
  • Exchangeable upholstery elements with zip fasteners
  • Four-star base convertible between glides and castors

Vitra also offers upholstered seat and back covers that detach separately with zip fasteners.

Specifications

  • Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 635 × 530 × 890 mm

Story

Movement shapes the chair

Bouroullec states that movement defined Mynt’s appearance. The mechanism adjusts resistance to the sitter’s weight, leaving chair height as the manual setting.

Replaceable parts

Vitra presents the seat, backrest, covers, glides and castors as exchangeable components. The product page states up to 86% recycled content and 99% recyclability at the end of its useful life. The chair is presented for workplaces, public settings and homes.

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