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Key Features
Organic yet minimal, the Mater High Stool epitomizes the new class of Danish design. The base is made out of solid, FSC-Certified beechwood coated in a water-based stain. It is topped with a soft seat made out of genuine black leather. All-in-all, a versatile design suitable for installation in residential or hospitality settings.
Founded in 2006 by Henrik Marstrand, Mater (Latin for “mother”) is a Danish lighting and furniture brand with a highly ethical approach to design. As a way to improve the environmental and social impacts of production, Mater sums up their company mission in three words: Design, craftsmanship and ethics. Using responsibly sourced materials to create their timeless designs, Mater not only strives to preserve traditional techniques, but takes care to create a cooperative environment between designers and artisans both in Denmark and abroad.
Key Features
Organic yet minimal, the Mater High Stool epitomizes the new class of Danish design. The base is made out of solid, FSC-Certified beechwood coated in a water-based stain. It is topped with a soft seat made out of genuine black leather. All-in-all, a versatile design suitable for installation in residential or hospitality settings.
Founded in 2006 by Henrik Marstrand, Mater (Latin for “mother”) is a Danish lighting and furniture brand with a highly ethical approach to design. As a way to improve the environmental and social impacts of production, Mater sums up their company mission in three words: Design, craftsmanship and ethics. Using responsibly sourced materials to create their timeless designs, Mater not only strives to preserve traditional techniques, but takes care to create a cooperative environment between designers and artisans both in Denmark and abroad.
- Designed by Space Copenhagen
- Material: FSC-Certified beech or oak solid wood with water-based stain, black leather seat
- Made In Slovenia
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