Skagerak Cutter Stool | Wood
The first piece of Skagerak’s Cutter collection was a wooden bench that Niels Hvass designed in 1999 for the Planken Ud exhibition at Designmuseum Danmark. The clean-lined design of the bench comprises a simple wooden frame and slats connected by finger joints. Hvass drew his inspiration for the continuous shape of the base from Bauhaus movement’s use of metal tubes. Today, the Cutter collection features numerous new designs from a stool to a mirror and storage elements that share the timeless and airy design of the original bench.[Details]
- Material: Teak
- Size: Width 40 cm, depth 40 cm, height 43,5 cm
- Colour: Teak
The first piece of Skagerak’s Cutter collection was a wooden bench that Niels Hvass designed in 1999 for the Planken Ud exhibition at Designmuseum Danmark. The clean-lined design of the bench comprises a simple wooden frame and slats connected by finger joints. Hvass drew his inspiration for the continuous shape of the base from Bauhaus movement’s use of metal tubes. Today, the Cutter collection features numerous new designs from a stool to a mirror and storage elements that share the timeless and airy design of the original bench.[Details]
- Material: Teak
- Size: Width 40 cm, depth 40 cm, height 43,5 cm
- Colour: Teak
Original: $559.00
-70%$559.00
$167.70Description
The first piece of Skagerak’s Cutter collection was a wooden bench that Niels Hvass designed in 1999 for the Planken Ud exhibition at Designmuseum Danmark. The clean-lined design of the bench comprises a simple wooden frame and slats connected by finger joints. Hvass drew his inspiration for the continuous shape of the base from Bauhaus movement’s use of metal tubes. Today, the Cutter collection features numerous new designs from a stool to a mirror and storage elements that share the timeless and airy design of the original bench.[Details]
- Material: Teak
- Size: Width 40 cm, depth 40 cm, height 43,5 cm
- Colour: Teak
