$5,968
H 58.27 in W 41.74 in D 34.26 in
Contemporary Design: Drum Chair, by Mac Stopa for Cappelini, 2000s
By Cappellini
Located in Renens, CH
Drum Chair designed by Mac Stopa in 2016 for Cappelini, Italy. Mac Stopa is Polish-born architect
Metal
Drum Large Pouf by Mac Stopa for Cappellini
By Cappellini
Located in Brooklyn, NY
strong visual impact. The Drum armchair by Mac Stopa is available in a selection of fabrics and leathers
Leather, Fabric, Upholstery, Plywood
Mac Stopa Drum Chair
By Cappellini
Located in Chicago, IL
Made by: Cappellini, Poland / Italy, 2016 Material: patterned fabric over foam, lacquered wood Size: 42 W × 33 D × 57 H in seat height 16 inches Signed with decal manufactur...
Fabric, Foam, Wood
$8,635 / item
H 58.08 in W 41.93 in D 34.26 in
Drum Large Armchair in Bielastico Color by Mac Stopa for Cappellini
By Cappellini
Located in Brooklyn, NY
strong visual impact. The Drum armchair by Mac Stopa is available in a selection of fabrics and leathers
Leather, Fabric, Upholstery, Plywood
$8,635 / item
H 58.08 in W 41.93 in D 34.26 in
Drum Large Armchair in Bielastico Color by Mac Stopa for Cappellini
By Cappellini
Located in Brooklyn, NY
strong visual impact. The Drum armchair by Mac Stopa is available in a selection of fabrics and leathers
Leather, Fabric, Upholstery, Plywood
$8,635 / item
H 58.08 in W 41.93 in D 34.26 in
Drum Large Armchair in fixed upholstery by Mac Stopa for Cappellini
By Cappellini
Located in Brooklyn, NY
strong visual impact. The Drum armchair by Mac Stopa is available in a selection of fabrics and leathers
Leather, Fabric, Upholstery, Plywood
$6,660 / item
H 46.26 in W 36.74 in D 28.08 in
Drum Small Armchair in fixed upholstery by Mac Stopa for Cappellini
By Cappellini
Located in Brooklyn, NY
strong visual impact. The Drum armchair by Mac Stopa is available in a selection of fabrics and leathers
Leather, Fabric, Upholstery, Plywood
$6,500
H 58 in W 42 in D 37.25 in
2020s Mac Stopa for Cappellini Drum Lounge Chair and Ottoman in Blue Fabric
Located in Philadelphia, PA
This is a Drum Lounge Chair and Ottoman, originally designed by Mac Stopa for Cappellini in 2016
Metal
$11,351 / set
H 58.08 in W 41.93 in D 34.26 in
Drum Large Armchair with Pouf in Bielastico Color by Mac Stopa for Cappellini
By Cappellini
Located in Brooklyn, NY
strong visual impact. The Drum armchair by Mac Stopa is available in a selection of fabrics and leathers
Leather, Fabric, Upholstery, Plywood
$8,990 / item
H 29.53 in W 102.37 in D 47.25 in
Fiam Italia Customizable Coral Beach Glass Table by Mac Stopa
By FIAM
Located in New York, NY
Table with metal painted base, opaque “Lava Grey” finish. Top in 15 mm fused and tempered glass, available transparent or back-lacquered with metal shades (Cat.2).
Metal
$7,665 / item
H 29.53 in W 86.62 in D 41.74 in
Fiam Italia Customizable Coral Beach Glass Table by Mac Stopa
By FIAM
Located in New York, NY
Table with metal painted base, opaque “Lava Grey” finish. Top in 15 mm fused and tempered glass, available transparent or back-lacquered with metal shades (Cat.2).
Metal
$8,415 / item
H 29.53 in W 94.49 in D 41.74 in
Fiam Italia Customizable Coral Beach Glass Table by Mac Stopa
By FIAM
Located in New York, NY
Table with metal painted base, opaque “Lava Grey” finish. Top in 15 mm fused and tempered glass, available transparent or back-lacquered with metal shades (Cat.2).
Metal
$8,025 / item
H 29.53 in W 102.37 in D 47.25 in
Customizable Fiam Italia Coral Beach Glass Table by Mac Stopa
By FIAM
Located in New York, NY
Table with metal painted base, opaque “Lava Grey” finish. Top in 15 mm fused and tempered glass, available transparent or back-lacquered with metal shades (Cat.2).
Metal
Modern Counter Stools in Walnut, Cicely Collection
By Bertu Furniture
Located in Oak Harbor, OH
These walnut counter height cicely stools are beautifully constructed from solid walnut in Ohio, USA. This stool was style-spotted at the Spring 2022 High Point Market. These stools ...
Walnut
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