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Double Zero Stool
Double Zero bar stool by David Adjaye for Moroso, 2015: round back and a chrome steel frame
530 mm
2015
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Double Zero bar stool carries the name of David Adjaye and the year 2015, and Moroso makes it. Its covers are not removable, and two chrome finishes are offered for the frame.
Construction
The frame is made of tubular steel polished to black chrome or gold chrome. A foam-covered plywood panel forms the seat and back, with polyethylene glides at the base.
Specifications
- Footprint depth: D 53 cm
- Frame: polished tubular steel in two chrome finishes
- Upholstered parts: seat and back, polyurethane foam on plywood
- Base: polyethylene glides
- Covering: fixed, not removable
Story
Adjaye's work beyond buildings
David Adjaye OBE leads Adjaye Associates, whose projects range from furniture to masterplanning and include the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC. The Double Zero bar stool is dated 2015.
Chrome frame, upholstered panel
A tubular steel frame in polished black chrome or gold chrome holds a seat and back made of polyurethane foam over plywood. The stool rests on polyethylene glides, and the covers cannot be removed.
