Description
The Nagasaki stool was designed in 1954 and remains one of Mathieu Matégot's most famous pieces. This stool was first exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs in 1954. Recognized as the inventor of Rigitulle, a perforated sheet as fine as lace, Matégot will use it for most of his works. The arched and finely perforated seat, similar to the shape of a saddle, makes this piece comfortable and innovative. The highly graphic construction is reminiscent of Corbusier's work for the church in Ronchamp. Today, this stool with its airy, organic design is part of the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum.
COLORS :
Black
DIMENSIONS :
H. 73.5 x W. 39 x D. 37.5 cm
WEIGHT :
4.04 kg
PACKAGING DIMENSIONS:
L. 40 X W. 40 X H. 76 cm
PACKAGING WEIGHT :
5.975 kg
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