布鲁诺·马松(Bruno Mathsson，1907-1988年) －瑞典
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这是一种前所未有的造型。马松的设计明确宣告一种有机设计的诞生，虽然早些时候芬兰设计大师阿尔托也推出一批更为成功和轰动的有机设计，两人的具体构造手法却全然不同，这本身就是一个非常有趣而值得的研究的课题。马松设计的最引人注目之处就是简单而优美的结构所形成的一种轻巧感，而材料的选择也构成独特的气质。马松是现代家具设计师中最早研究人体工学的先驱者之一。他的椅子的造型实际上是随人体形状而来的，这方面他受丹麦设计师柯林特的影响。将家具的设计建立在对人体的研究上。二战以后马松更加活跃，其设计品类迅速扩大，在有生之年马松一直是瑞典最著名的家具设计大师。60年代马松也开始尝试使用钢管结构，设计出一批风格独特的“马松椅”，同时又与另一位设计师皮特·海因
(Piet
Hein)一道，设计出一件极为优美的介于长方及椭圆形之间的桌子。在他的晚年，马松这位不停歇的设计师，开始运用人体工学设计电脑桌，成为这方面设计的先驱之一。作为建筑师马松又是最早在设计中考虑使用地热和太阳能作为能量源的人．
马松(Mathsson)1934年设计的Eva休闲椅
马松50年代设计的多功能办公椅系列
著名的eva椅
以下来自维基百科
Bruno Mathsson (1907-1988) was a Swedish furniture designer and architect with ideas colored by functionalism/modernism, as well as old Swedish crafts tradition. Being the son of a carpenter in the town of Värnamo in the South of Sweden, it was fairly obvious what work the young Bruno would choose. After a short time of education in school, he started to work in his father's gallery. He soon found a great interest in furniture and especially chairs—-their function and design. Eventually he developed a special building technique for wooden chairs where the components were bent and glued under the action of hot water.
He also designed houses in Sweden, Portugal and in the United States with frameworks of glass and steel.
马松(Mathsson)1934年设计的Eva休闲椅
马松50年代设计的多功能办公椅系列
著名的eva椅
以下来自维基百科
Bruno Mathsson (1907-1988) was a Swedish furniture designer and architect with ideas colored by functionalism/modernism, as well as old Swedish crafts tradition. Being the son of a carpenter in the town of Värnamo in the South of Sweden, it was fairly obvious what work the young Bruno would choose. After a short time of education in school, he started to work in his father's gallery. He soon found a great interest in furniture and especially chairs—-their function and design. Eventually he developed a special building technique for wooden chairs where the components were bent and glued under the action of hot water.
He also designed houses in Sweden, Portugal and in the United States with frameworks of glass and steel.