Softply Stool by Nau
by Cult Design
Auckland
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Playfully paradoxical, Softply Stool by Nau is a seating collection that pushes the boundaries of materiality. Typically a rigid material, plywood is press-moulded into a unique 3-directional curve to create a distinctive backrest that cascades elegantly over a stainless-steel frame and doubles as a sweeping armrest. This curved back is informed by geometry to create an ergonomically supportive chair that promotes a relaxed comfort. Softply’s 360-degree design considers every viewpoint, particularly the back from which chairs and stools are most commonly viewed.
The Softply collection comprises a stackable chair and both bar and counter height stools in a selection of finishes.
Product Details
- Product
- Softply Stool by Nau
- Category
- Stools & Bar Stools
- Sold by
- Cult Design
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Playfully paradoxical, Softply Stool by Nau is a seating collection that pushes the boundaries of materiality.
Typically a rigid material, plywood is press-moulded into a unique 3-directional curve to create a distinctive backrest that cascades elegantly over a stainless-steel frame and doubles as a sweeping armrest. This curved back is informed by geometry to create an ergonomically supportive chair that promotes a relaxed comfort. Softply’s 360-degree design considers every viewpoint, particularly the back from which chairs and stools are most commonly viewed.
The Softply collection comprises a stackable chair and both bar and counter height stools in a selection of finishes.
- Specs
- Available in 2 heights (mm)
- Kitchen: 510W x 450D x 910H (650mm seat height)
- Bar: 510W x 510D x 1000H (750mm seat height)
- Stools stack 4 high
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Softply Stool by Nau
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