NEB High Stool

Name: NEB High Stool
Brand: No Early Birds

Bar stools from No Early Birds, Designed by Per Söderberg

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Product description

The High Stool is ideal for your kitchen island. You sit comfortably with both feet on the ground. The triangular seat in vegetable-tanned Tärnsjö leather is made to last – it was once used as straps for machines some hundred years ago.

The iconic and architectural cross-leg structure that is the main feature of the No Early Birds Collection is being used as base.

Two of the main criteria that directed the design of the collection were ease of assembly and thoughtful and functional detailing. As a result, the circular metal fixings that secure the base to the top are fully visible as elegant details recessed in the table surface. A screw ring for assembly is included

Materials:
The seat is made out of vegetable tanned leather from Tärnsjö
The steel-tube cross leg frame is available in a choice of white, black, green or grey powder-coated finishes.
The circular fittings which secure the frame and the seat are available in white or black powder-coated metal, steel or brass.

Dimensions (mm):
Width 450
Depth 400
Height 600 or 700

Concept

With the No Early Birds collection Per Soderberg has created an uncompromising and timeless furniture collection that ages with beauty. Everything is being produced in Sweden with great skills and with environmentally responsible methods. A simple yet unique fixing system was designed to help make the transportation and assemblage easier.

More about this product

Categorised in Seating - Bar stools - without armrests - without backrest - 3-leg base - open base - Seat unpadded - Metal - Base metal - Leather - Seat leather - Residential.

Part of the collection STOOLS.

Manufacturer No Early Birds

Family NEB Stool

Architonic ID 1455818

Year of Launch 2011