KUON
Stool -KUON- fabric Boucla colour Shitake, oak nature
€ 350,00
incl. VAT
Delivery time: 5 - 7 business days, feight shipping
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Highlights
- Softly rounded KUON design
- Structured bouclé upholstery in Shitake
- Versatile additional seating
- Designed by Kazushige Miyake
Features
- Series: KUON
- Designer: Kazushige Miyake
- Item No.: 67006
- EAN: 4008832808784
- Color: Shitake
- Material: Polyamide, Polyester, Viscose
- Height: 47 cm
- Width: 47 cm
- Length: 45 cm
- Weight: 4,00 kg
- Seat height: 45 cm
- Seat depth: 50 cm
- Seat hardness: 30 kg/m³
- Montage needed: No
- Outdoor suitable: No
Product description
The upholstery is made of polyamide, polyester, and viscose. Its characteristic bouclé texture adds a subtle textile accent and complements the rounded shape of the piece of furniture. KUON was designed by the Japanese designer Kazushige Miyake, whose minimalist design language defines the collection.
As part of the KUON furniture series, the stool adopts the collection’s soft contours and cohesive design concept. The result is a versatile small piece of furniture that can be placed in a variety of locations in modern living spaces.
Designer: Kazushige Miyake
About
Japanese designer Kazushige Miyake (b. 1973) graduated from Tama Art University in Tokyo with a specialization in design. He then began his career as a product designer in Great Britain before returning to Japan in 1999.
In 2005, he founded his own design studio. Today, Miyake Design is synonymous with clear and functional product design, from lounge chairs to suitcases, always with the discerning consumer in mind. Miyake favors simplicity and straightforwardness in his designs, and believes that every object has its own form.
This form is not limited to its physical presence, but also includes the aura or atmosphere that surrounds the object and its effect on those who use it.
Kazushige Miyake has received a number of prestigious design awards, including the iF Design Award, the Red Dot Design Award and the Good Design Award. Today, he is a member of the evaluation committees for both the Good Design Award and the iF Design Award.
Further Information
Care Instruction:
As precautions, sharp or pointed objects such as keys, edged toys, or jewelry should be kept away from the fabric to prevent damage. If a loose stitch or thread appears, it can usually be guided back into the fabric with a blunt object, but pulling or cutting should be avoided as this may worsen the damage. It is also important to note that new denim clothing can cause permanent discoloration, particularly on light or medium-colored fabrics, as the dye may transfer through body heat. Such discolorations are irreversible.
