Normann Copenhagen stool, Bit Stool Cone model.
Bit Stool Cone is a colorful and versatile stool, suitable to be positioned in any environment and to be used in different ways: as a coffee table, as a support base for a vase, as a seat or as an element in a showcase.
The decisive shapes are inspired by the columns, a look at classicism that blends perfectly with the modernity of materials and colors.
The stool, in all colors, has a pixelated appearance given to it by the small pieces of 100% recycled plastic from which it is made. Through a particular rotational molding process with low density thermoplastic flexible polyethylene
(LDPE) it is in fact possible to reuse and heat the material without altering its properties and creating particular combinations that make each piece unique.
Bit Stool Cone measures: H 42 cm x Ø 36 cm.
Design by Simon Legald.
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Depth 36 cm
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Width 36 cm
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Seat height 42 cm
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4.5 Kg
- Eco Friendly
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This product is immediately available in the specified quantities and variants and it will leave our warehouse within 24 hours after order confirmation.
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Delivery date is an estimate and can not be considered binding for Sediarreda srl.
Normann Copenhagen is a young company founded by the two designers Jan Andersen e Poul Madsen, passionate about original and innovative décor. At present, the company cooperates with talented international designers.
Normann Copenhagen furniture gives a strong personality to the house and creates a modern atmosphere. Each piece of furniture tells a unique story: the traditional furnishing style leaves room for new colours, forms and interpretations.
Bit Stool Cone
215,00 €
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Express Delivery
Delivery scheduled from 29-04-2024 to 06-05-2024 -
Available
Delivery scheduled from 07-05-2024 to 13-05-2024
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