Hyg footstool, oak - Main Line Flax MLF26

Normann Copenhagen

$958.00

Normann Copenhagen
Hyg footstool
$958.00



Description

The Hyg footstool, with its voluminous silhouette and soft, curvy lines, exudes warmth and comfort. The inspiration behind the cozy Hyg collection is the word hygge, and in the spirit of perhaps the most well-known word in the Danish language, designer Simon Legald wanted to create a place for relaxation with a sense of security, be it in your own living room, a public library or a busy hotel lobby. The Hyg footstool can be combined with the Hyg lounge chair to create a nest for ultimate relaxation, and on its own it functions as a low seating option.

Colour
Grey, oak
Width
62.5 cm
Depth
48.5 cm
Height
39 cm
Seat height
39 cm
Frame material
Hard moulded PU foam with steel reinforcement
Base material
Oak
Seat cushion
Soft molded PU foam
Upholstery fabric
Camira Main Line Flax MLF26: 70% virgin wool, 30% flax
Abrasion resistance
50,000 Martindale
Lightfastness
5
Care instructions
Clean with textile or upholstery cleaner. Frequent vacuuming is recommended.
Product ID
NC603844-MLF26

Simon Legald

Simon Legald (b. 1986) is a Danish designer and Head of Design at Normann Copenhagen. Graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2012, Legald began his long and productive collaboration with Normann Copenhagen shortly after. His designs blend traditional craftsmanship with industrial techniques, focusing on modern simplicity and a precise balance between functionality and visual aesthetics. One of Legald's best-known works is the Form chair collection, which received the iF Design Award in 2016.

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  • No potentially harmful chemicals used in own production
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