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Fyr Collection

Fyr Stool

A solid pine stool in square and round forms by Yuchen Wu

Dimensions

400 × 450 × 400 mm

Year

2023

Approx. $320 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Solid pine
Finishes
StainedUV lacquered
Colors
PineDark BrownDark Green
Style
Minimalist

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Description

Overview

Fyr Stool is Yuchen Wu's stool for Normann Copenhagen, designed with an emphasis on simplicity and quality. The listing is the Dark Brown version, and the stool also comes in Pine and Dark Green.

Construction

The stool is made of 100% solid pine wood, stained and UV lacquered in the Dark Brown version, and is delivered assembled. Square and round elements are combined in one balanced design.

Specifications

40 x 40 x 45 cm (Fyr Stool Dark Brown, 608221), SH 45 cm, weight 9.2 kg.

Story

Named after pine

Fyr is Danish for pine, and the name points to the material's unique character and durability. Yuchen Wu explored numerous sketches while aiming for a stool that is practical, simple and intriguing.

Sturdiness, simplicity and detail

Wu says the challenge of designing something as simple as a stool is to make it uncomplicated and practical but still interesting. She describes the result as "a well-balanced combination of sturdiness, simplicity and detail" in which the pine takes center stage.

More by Yuchen Wu

Collection

Fyr

The Fyr collection by Yuchen Wu for Normann Copenhagen: a solid pine stool and a plank bookcase named after the Danish word for pine, introduced in 2023.

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