Kafa stool by Luca Erba
- Description
Kafa stool : firm physicality for an iconic interior piece
Discover the Kafa stool : a subtle declaration of weight, perfect as a compositional counter-balance or a lone anecdote.
Available in travertine, different tones of marble or in oak, this iconic stool possesses a firm physicality that is gracefully offset by the contoured focus of its design. This large choice of materials will allow you to personalize your own piece to better suit your chosen space.
Italian designer Luca Erba
Luca Erba is an Italian architect and designer, graduated in Architecture from Polytechnic University of Milan. He has launched his own studio in 2010 with deep territorial, pragmatic and formal research as the foundations of his creative process.
His ultimate purpose is to create long-lasting objects, combining contemporary taste and strong respect for the past. His approach celebrates a connection between heritage, materials, industrial design, natural shapes and refined craftsmanship.
Lead time : 10 weeks
Technical details :
Dimensions : Ø 50 x h 55 cm - seat height 45 cm.
Materials & finishes :
Oak : choice of oak tints.
Travertine : beige roman unfilled
Marbles : white carrara, black marquina, black & gold, grey Saint-Laurent, rouge de Languedoc, calacatta viola, grand antique d'aubert.
Products made in Italy and France
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