Lapalma Mak Stool

Designer: Patrick Norguet

€405.00

Availability if not in stock 6 to 8 weeks.

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Lapalma Mak Stool Patrick Norguet.

Mak stool was born out of the cooperation of lapalma with the French designer Patrick Norguet and it is the result of a project which started in 2011 for the re-furbishment of several restaurants of a worldwide famous chain.
With its experience in the field of height adjustable stools, lapalma has been able to offer with MAK a new design with soft lines but robust in structure at the same time, a handy stool with compact size.
With its ribbon in the back and as foot-rest, it can be matched with the STIL chair by the same designer and manufactured by lapalma.
MAK, owing to the combination of colours between its metal frame and the upholstered fabric seat together with the option of height adjustment, is suitable for reduced spaces of contemporary public spaces and HoReCa, but can also offer th e perfect touch to a residential project.

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Specifications: Seat and adjustable height with gas spring. Steel base and frame white or black lacquered. Upholstered seat in fabric or leather.
Size Description: Height 66/91 cm (26″/ 35.8″ )
Seating height 55/80 (21.7″/ 31.5″)
Width 47 cm (18.5″)
Deep 40 cm (15.7″)

Patrick Norguet

Norguet Patrick, born in Tours in 1969, studied at the Superior School of Industrial Design in Paris. In 2000 Patrick Norguet founded a design studio in Paris; Its scope ranges from the creation of industrial products to architectural project. Elected designer of the year "Now! Design for living "2005 (Maison & Objets), Patrick Norguet is free electron is of French design in developing a design approach based eclecticism. The design of industrial design is characterized by a constant search for balance and soundness, work towards the creation of simple objects and functional. His designs include the permanent collections of prestigious museums like the Museum of Modern Art of New York. Patrick Norguet soon graduated, he joined Louis Vuitton as responsible for the visual identification. In 2000 he founded his design studio to intervene in areas as diverse as industrial design, and architecture. The same year he met Giulio Cappellini, seduced by his work and the "Rainbow flesh" colored Plexiglas and is one of its flagship product: an object that has marked the spirits. Patrick Norguet enjoys working on the feelings and intuition to bring a fresh perspective on the subject taking into account its context. Today, he creates products for interior or architectural references such as Cappellini, Fasem, Poltrona Frau, Lapalma, Crassevig, GlasItalia, Flaminia, Thonnet Vienna, Modus, Artifort the Netherlands, architectures for Accor, Renault, Lancel.