Alodia, 2010
Alodia stool by Todd Bracher for Cappellini.
Defined by its minimalistic structure, the Alodia stool is an understated and stackable seat comprised of four parts; two bent metal tubes, a laser-cut sheet metal seat and black plastic feet.
The functional design draws on the bare essentials, delivering a sleek and refined sculptural form that adds a modern touch to its environment.
The graphic stool is available in two heights and three different colours, allowing it to be customised to suit its space.
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Description
Alodia stool by Todd Bracher for Cappellini.
Defined by its minimalistic structure, the Alodia stool is an understated and stackable seat comprised of four parts; two bent metal tubes, a laser-cut sheet metal seat and black plastic feet.
The functional design draws on the bare essentials, delivering a sleek and refined sculptural form that adds a modern touch to its environment.
The graphic stool is available in two heights and three different colours, allowing it to be customised to suit its space.
Dimensions
Low stool 54w x 46d x 70cmh
High stool 54w x 46d x 80cmh
Materials
Laser-cut metal plate seat with tubular frame.
Available in the colours white, anthracite, blue, green, and mustard.
Please see product downloads section for material samples.
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