Conscious Collection
The new Conscious Chair 3162 is a part of Mater's new Conscious Collection designed in 1958 by the renowned Danish furniture designers and architects Børge Mogensen and Esben Klint. The collection is a reimagined collection made in waste materials by Mater. The collection was origially made for Danish schools, therefore the chair and table is known as the 'school' table and chair.
Made from waste materials

Introducing a new innovative technology
Since Mater was founded in 2006, we have explored ways to use selected waste streams in furniture production. With our Matek® process, we combine fibre materials, such as wood residues or coffee shells, with a binder. In some Matek® formulations, the binder contains recycled plastic from discarded electronic equipment. The resulting composite can be formed into furniture components using press moulding. Material composition varies by product.
Matek® components can be ground down and reprocessed for use in new production. Customers with furniture containing Matek® can contact us to discuss take-back options. Arrangements depend on the product, location and volume.
We provide care and repair guidance and, where available, spare parts to help customers keep their furniture in use.

Børge Mogensen
Danish furniture designer Børge Mogensen (13 April 1914 – 5 October 1972) was one of the most important among a generation of furniture designers who made Danish Modern known throughout the world.
Together with colleagues such as Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner, Børge Mogensen created international respect for Danish furniture design. His simple and functional designs have enjoyed worldwide demand for more than half a century.
Read more about the Mogensens here.
Esben Klint
Danish Architect and cabinetmaker Esben Klint (18th June 1915 – 27th February 1969) – Son of professor and architect Kaare Klint.
Esben Klint was a student at the Royal Danish Academy, after which he traveled throughout Europe working at different Design Studios both in and outside Denmark.
Esben was associated with his father’s Design Studio and took over after his death.
During his life he was attached to Le Klint as a consultant developing Lighting Design still on the market to this day. Esben Klint also worked on several Church restoration projects, developing bespoke furniture and lighting.

Esben Klint
Danish Architect and cabinetmaker Esben Klint (18th June 1915 – 27th February 1969) – Son of professor and architect Kaare Klint.
Esben Klint was a student at the Royal Danish Academy, after which he traveled throughout Europe working at different Design Studios both in and outside Denmark.
Esben was associated with his father’s Design Studio and took over after his death.
During his life he was attached to Le Klint as a consultant developing Lighting Design still on the market to this day. Esben Klint also worked on several Church restoration projects, developing bespoke furniture and lighting.
For 3D sketches, images and more click here.






















































