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Rift Stool
Rift bar stool by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, 2009: polypropylene seat on a steel cantilever base
500 × 820 × 510 mm
2009
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Description
Overview
From 2009, the Rift bar stool by Patricia Urquiola is listed with sheet code 111.
Construction
A polypropylene seat rests on a cantilever base of square tubular steel, given a powder coat.
Specifications
- Overall size: W 500 x D 510 x H 820 mm (111)
- Seat: polypropylene
- Structure: cantilever, square tubular steel
- Finish: powder coat
- Brand: Moroso
Story
Polypropylene above, steel below
The stool combines a polypropylene seat with a cantilever of square tubular steel that carries a powder coat finish.
Patricia Urquiola
Some of Urquiola's products are shown in museums such as the MoMA in New York, the Vitra Design Museum in Basel and the Triennale in Milan. Her retail and display designs include projects for Ferragamo, Flos, Missoni and Officine Panerai.
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