Copenhague Bar Stool

Bar stools from HAY, Designed by Erwan Bouroullec, Ronan Bouroullec, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

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Product description

The bar stool is the uncomplicated extension of the Copenhague Chair design. Here, the seat of the chair has been doubled up and mirrored and fitted with extra long legs. Like the rest of the series, the Copenhague Bar stool is available in natural or stained wood and with or without a padded seat. The padded seat gives the bar stool a more coherent and sensuous expression – and illustrates that with a strong idea, the potential for variation is unlimited.

Dimensions:
W 39 x D 51 x H 75 cm

Materials:
Seat: Moulded plywood, oak veneer
Base: Solid wood, oak

Colours:
Base: Clear lacquer oak, matt lacquered oak

Upholstery:
Steelcut Trio, Steelcut, Remix, Surface by Hay, Divina, Divina Melange, Divina MD, Hallingdal, Canvas, Sierra Leather, Coda

Concept

Copenhague is a furniture series designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec designed especially for the University of Copenhagen in 2013. In addition to a homely and welcoming expression, functionality, durability and ease of cleaning were important design requirements for the university. The Bouroullec brothers approached the task by merging design history with modern technology in an idiom with a strong and independent appearance in a broad and versatile series that embraces both public and private environments.