Lace Stool by Diabla
By Yonoh Studio
Lace Stool by Diabla is perfectly conceived for configuring sophisticated bar areas in both contract and residential settings. Its aesthetic is clearly inspired by the Space Age, showcasing rounded forms crafted from rotationally molded polyethylene, dramatically contrasted with a sleek, light base of lacquered stainless steel tubular structure. This masterful fusion of materials generates the distinctive visual effect of a floating object.
Designed for intensive use, its lightness and robust nature fulfil Diabla’s stringent requirements for durability and functionality.
Finishes:
Polyethylene available in White, Anthracite and Sand.
Textured Lacquered available in a range of finishes.
Refer to data sheet.
Dimensions:
430mmW x 430mmD x 910mmH, Seat Height 750mm
| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
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$970.00
Diabla
Diabla enjoys the outdoor life 365 days a year!
A new Spanish brand of outdoor furniture and accessories that celebrate spending time outdoors.
Diabla designs have an open, enthusiastic and cosmopolitan approach to creating original and creative outdoor furniture designs.
With an inspiring attitude that offers creative solutions for stylish environments, Diabla uses bold colourways for its products that add something new and express new lifestyles.
Its collections are developed with the support of the resources and knowledge accumulated by Gandia Blasco Group regarding design culture, production and business development.
About the designer
Yonoh Studio
Two young Spanish industrial designers – Clara del Portillo and Alex Selma, decided to establish a multidisciplinary studio in 2006. The results of their creative design-work are simple and functional products – from chairs, sofas, lamps, and accessories to outdoor furniture.
They have won several international awards for their work, including the Red Dot Design Award, the IF Design Award, and the Good Design and Wallpaper * Design Awards. Because they work together in the studio and complement each other, they decided to name (the studio) Yonoh, which is an ambigram – a text that can be read upside-down; so in itself, it symbolically reflects the personalities of Clara and Alex.
They designed the Hexagon table for TON, collection Valencia and Ginger armchair.