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Fionia Stool

Folding X-shaped stool, designed in 1986 with Jens H. Quistgaard, in oak or teak

Dimensions

335 × 440 × 400 mm

Year

1986

Approx. $450 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Untreated solid wood
Finishes
Untreated solid wood, teakUntreated solid wood, oak
Style
Nordic

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Fionia Stool is a lightweight folding stool, a modern, Nordic interpretation of the ancient X-chair, designed in 1986 in collaboration with Jens H. Quistgaard. Fritz Hansen offers it in oak and teak versions.

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Construction

  • Material: untreated solid wood
  • Form: a simple, triangular construction with a stable surface
  • Woods: oak and teak on the page; the product data lists six solid woods

Specifications

  • W 33.5 × L 40 × H 44 cm
  • Product weight 5.1 kg

Story

An old form, interpreted

The page calls the stool a modern, Nordic interpretation of the ancient X-chair and says it was designed in 1986 in collaboration with Jens H. Quistgaard.

Stool and table

The page says the stool is often used as a bedside table or as a stand for books, pots and flowers, and that the Fionia Tray fits on top to make a side or lounge table.

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