Low Stool
by ECC
Auckland
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The Mater Low Stool, designed by Danish duo Space Copenhagen, is celebrated as a New Danish Classic. Its organic yet minimalist design makes it ideal for both residential and commercial spaces. Crafted from FSC-certified wood with a water-based stain and upholstered in genuine leather, the stool embodies sustainability and timeless elegance, reflecting exceptional craftsmanship.
Product Details
- Product
- Low Stool
- Category
- Stools & Bar Stools
- Sold by
- ECC
- Designer
- Mater
- Brand
- Mater
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The Mater Low Stool, designed by Danish duo Space Copenhagen, is celebrated as a New Danish Classic.
Its organic yet minimalist design makes it ideal for both residential and commercial spaces. Crafted from FSC-certified wood with a water-based stain and upholstered in genuine leather, the stool embodies sustainability and timeless elegance, reflecting exceptional craftsmanship.
- Pricing
- From $2,455 *Price indication
- Specs
Colours : Sirka grey stain, dark oak stain, black oak stain or natural oak
Dimensions : W45 x D36 x H47cm
Materials : FSC certified oak with black leather seat
Original ID : 8924
Type : Low Stool
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Low Stool
The Low Stool is supplied by ECC. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product ECC lists on ArchiPro.
ECC lists the Low Stool from $2,455, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .
It is listed under Stools & Bar Stools on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with stools & bar stools from other suppliers.
The Low Stool is designed and made by Mater. It is supplied through ECC.
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