Nerd counter stool, 65 cm, tan rose

Muuto

NZD$863.00 NZD$959.00
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Colour: Tan rose


Muuto
Nerd counter stool
NZD$863.00 NZD$959.00



Description

Muuto's Nerd counter stool has a joyful and balanced appearance that exudes the basic values of Scandinavian design. Designed by David Geckeler, Nerd features an innovative structure between a low backrest and a wide seat that gives it an iconic character. The Nerd counter stool is available in several appealing colours.

In 2020 Muuto changed the chairs’ finish to a more environmentally-friendly, water-based lacquer. Please note that, as a result, the hue of the chairs is slightly different than before. At the same time, screws were added to the backrest for enhanced stability.

Colour
Tan rose
Width
41.5 cm
Depth
42.5 cm
Height
79 cm
Seat depth
35.5 cm
Seat height
65 cm
Material
Water-based lacquered ash
Notes
This stool is best suited for approx. 90 cm high tables.
Product ID
MU32035

David Geckeler

David Geckeler (b. 1984) is a German industrial designer based in Berlin. In 2012, he graduated from the renowned Universität der Künste Berlin. He started his design studies at the University of Applied Science Potsdam and studied also in the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. After completing his studies, David Geckeler has been working on several projects for international clients. Nerd chair for Danish Muuto is one of his first designs that are taken into production.

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