Hoff - Small Footstool - Grey/black

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Hoff

Small Footstool - Grey/black
Mortens & Jonas

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€1,416.67
Color : Grey-black
Grey-black
Grey-blue
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Hoff Small Footstool - Grey/black

Hoff created by designer duo Morten & Jonas is a collection of two modular stools and two modular armchairs. They can combine to make a sofa as well an entire living room area. They are characteristed the visual and tactile qualities of the surfaces. Morten & Jonas like to create objects that arouse emotions.

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ENVIRONMENT : indoor

MADE IN CZECH REPUBLIC

MATERIAUX :
Steel, wood, polyurethan foam, fabrics, epoxy paint

Screws and tools provided

DIMENSIONS :

Small stool
L: 50 cm | 19.7 inch
W: 68 cm | 26.8 inch
H: 40 cm | 15.8 inch
POIDS: 14 kg | WEIGHT: 30.9 lb

Medium stool
L: 68 cm | 26.8 inch
W: 68 cm | 26.8 inch
H: 40 cm | 15.8 inch
POIDS: 14.5 kg | WEIGHT: 32 lb

CREATION AND EDITION : 2015

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Collection Hoff
Mortens & Jonas

Morten & Jonas is a design studio based in Bergen, Norway. Morten & Jonas, consist of two Norwegian designers. Morten and Jonas, who have working together as a design duo since receiving their Masters Degree in furniture and spatial design from the Bergen Academy of Art and Design in 2011. Since starting up in 2011, they have participated in exibitions and shows all over the world.
They aim to create objects and projects with a personal approach in terms of expression, materials and human, visual perception. They are driven by their encounters with people, cultures and shapes.

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Inspiration of Hoff


The inspiration to HOFF was the photo of three small textile pieces. Our goal was to try to make a sofa where the visual qualities and the tactile surfaces of the fabric would play the main character of the sofa. We work with objects that we hope make people feel somethingThe inspiration to HOFF was the photo of three small textile pieces. Our goal was to try to make a sofa where the visual qualities and the tactile surfaces of the fabric would play the main character of the sofa. We work with objects that we hope make people feel something.