Multifunctional, lightweight, ergonomic, modern, vibrant, and captivating. These are just a few of the adjectives and multifaceted personalities that define this original stool by Nagano Interior, characterised by a slender and compact structure.
The concept features a solid wood frame (red oak, walnut, white oak, black cherry, and hard maple) composed of four sleek legs with visible grain, paired with a small but comfortable oval-shaped padded seat, available in various colourful fabrics or natural leather. Designed in five different heights (H 430-480-530-580 and 630), it offers maximum versatility of use as a seat for the study, bathroom, bar corner, and living room, or as an additional seat for unexpected guests and it can be easily used in confined spaces such as kitchens as well, it to be neither sitting nor standing, enabling one to keep their feet firmly on the floor.
Thus, a 'functional' beauty, attentive to design and the selection of materials, all of high quality, aimed at offering users a lasting sense of harmony and satisfaction both visually and to the touch, according to traditional Japanese culture.
Debuting in the European market this year at the Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024, Nagano Interior immediately stood out for the uniqueness of its 'home' offering, comprising a wide range of furniture for living spaces, workspaces, and hospitality environments inspired by the philosophy of Wa (Harmony and Balance), designed to meet and gratify the user according to traditional Japanese culture.
Founded in 1946 by Ryozo Nagano in Asakura, Fukuoka Prefecture, and now led by Takahiro Nagano, the brand uses solid wood as its primary material, showcasing visible grain and tailored details crafted by skilled artisans. Solid wood is paired with high-quality fabrics and natural leather, as well as metal and glass elements. Starting from ecological raw materials, all products meet strict quality controls, and their beauty is destined to grow and endure for generations. The company has showrooms in Japan in Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Sendai, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
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