Three Bombo Bar Stools In Metallic Colors by Magis

Bombo - presented for the first time in 1996 - is an object which has since become part of the collective imagination as the contemporary stool par excellence. The dominant feature o...

Forging, the process used to shape iron, pressing it between the hammer and anvil, has a history that stretches back over millennia. Throughout the ages, this technique has been used...

This is a set of four Lyra Bar stools, originally designed by Design Group Italia in 1994. These particular examples were produced by Magis in Italy in the 2000s. The stools are comp...

Part chair, part stool, part sculpture: this is AKA. Also Known As... stool, AKA showcases the designer’s great furniture-making exper- tise and his absolute drive for sustainability...

Bureaurama combines a simple aesthetic with a lightweight structure. All products are made from fully recyclable, welded aluminium and available in a black splattered white finish or...

Tibu stool offers an extremely clean, essential, stylized design: the circular seat and footrest combine to form a single shape, echoed and reflected by the base and column below. Th...

Déjà-vu: a simple, highly iconic stool with seat in die-cast aluminium and legs in extruded aluminium, available both in polished and painted version (the latter suitable for outdoor...

The project name of our ‘Sequoia’ bar stool was ‘Forest’, as the division of the stem into two tubes reminded us of a solid branch growing out of tree trunk. Sequoia has a clear recognizable, unified graphical outline - it reminds us of a calligraphical character. The foot rest has the shape of a foot plate. This gives a certain freedom of movement: it’s like we’ve lifted a segment of the floor. To us, the similarity in shape between the seat and foot rest is an important feature as it makes more meaning of the branch like division of the stem. We looked into various mate- rial technologies before we landed on a construction that is inspired by how bicycle frames...

The project name of our ‘Sequoia’ bar stool was ‘Forest’, as the division of the stem into two tubes reminded us of a solid branch growing out of tree trunk. Sequoia has a clear recognizable, unified graphical outline - it reminds us of a calligraphical character. The foot rest has the shape of a foot plate. This gives a certain freedom of movement: it’s like we’ve lifted a segment of the floor. To us, the similarity in shape between the seat and foot rest is an important feature as it makes more meaning of the branch like division of the stem. We looked into various mate- rial technologies before we landed on a construction that is inspired by how bicycle frames...

Déjà-vu: a simple, highly iconic stool with seat in die-cast aluminium and legs in extruded aluminium, available both in polished and painted version (the latter suitable for outdoor...