Foster Retreat Stool NF-BS01
$3,280
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$3,630
$3,280
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$3,630
$3,280
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$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
$3,280
–
$3,630
Description
Norman Foster’s backless stool showcases the soft transitions of his namesake collection with its signature blended-timber joints, contributing to the seating’s eloquently simple composition and timeless proportions. Realized via the exquisite wood craftsmanship of Japanese maker Karimoku Case, the solid-oak construction is available in a choice of stellar finishes to complement a range of fabric or leather options for bespoke upholstery. The internationally regarded architect’s NF Collection was originally conceived for his foundation’s retreat for work and study on Martha’s Vineyard, suggested by the natural beauty of the setting.
Specifications
Size
30.5" h x 17.7" w x 17.7" d (77.5x45x45cm)
Material
Oak, timber
Details
Upholstery Group
- Coda 2
- Hallingdal 65
- Leather Leabelle
- Maple
- Steelcut Trio 3
- Vidar 4
- Moss
- COM and COL are available on request
Brand
Karimoku Case
Each collection of Karimoku Case's premium wood furniture originates with a specific architectural project and represents a collaboration between the legacy Japanese brand and leading practitioners such as Britain's Norman Foster, Copenhagen's Norm Architects and Tokyo's Keiji Ashizawa. With starting points that include furnishing select restaurants, retail spaces and private residences, the collaborating designers have an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the Japanese company’s extensive heritage and unparalleled manufacturing expertise.
Initially produced as bespoke one-offs, the furniture pieces that were originally developed in a dialogue with a specific architectural setting thus have become a range of standout options offered for wider distribution, finding a place in a host of environments. Imbued with coherent style, they exhibit a richness of the materials, mindful production methods and timeless minimalist appeal as Karimoku Case ushers in the icons of tomorrow.