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O2 Collection

O2 Ottoman

Lightweight O2 ottoman by Jonas Forsman with a tensioned textile cushion

Dimensions

695 × 405 × 545 mm

Materials
Steel tubingTextile
Finishes
Eggshell powder-coated steelBlack powder-coated steel
Colors
CreamLight greyGreyBlackRedGreen

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Description

Overview

Jonas Forsman's O2 Ottoman is the compact companion to HAY's O2 Lounge Chair. HAY also identifies it as an independent extra seat or footstool for professional and domestic settings.

Build

A steel tubing frame carries self-supporting shrink-fitted textile. The measured configuration has an eggshell powder-coated finish, felt gliders and a cream textile cushion.

Specifications

  • Item: AF352-F488
  • Size: W 69.5 x D 54.5 x H 40.5 cm
  • Six frame-and-textile variants

Story

Companion piece

The ottoman extends the O2 idea into a lower form that HAY presents beside the lounge chair. It remains usable by itself as a seat or footstool rather than being restricted to the chair.

Material economy

Its steel tube perimeter and tensioned fabric continue Jonas Forsman's reduced-material approach. The textile forms the supporting surface while the exposed four-leg base provides the structure.

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Collection

O2

HAY's O2 Collection by Jonas Forsman pairs a lounge chair and ottoman built from exposed steel frames and self-supporting shrink-fitted textile surfaces.

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