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Mathilda Stool
Mathilda stool by Patricia Urquiola with foam seat and back and ash or oak arms and legs
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Description
Overview
Mathilda is a stool by Patricia Urquiola in the Stools section of the Moroso range.
Construction
Fabric or leather bands cover the junction of arm and leg. Seat and upholstered back are padded with polyurethane foam of different densities, and the arms and legs are ash or oak in a range of finishes. Covers cannot be removed.
Specifications
- Padding: polyurethane foam, different densities
- Frame wood: ash or oak, used for arms and legs; nine finishes shown
- Bands at arm joints: fabric or leather
- Covers: fixed
Story
Foam and wood
In the Mathilda stool, polyurethane foam of different densities pads the seat and the upholstered back, and ash or oak is used for the arms and legs. In the Mathilda design by Patricia Urquiola, two trestles hold the seat and support the backrest.
Bands and finishes
A fabric or leather band covers the junction of arm and leg, and covers are fixed. The wood parts are shown in nine finishes.
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