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SGA.BELLO
A lightweight stackable stool with two seat heights, a footrest and non-slip seat engraving.
450 × 810 × 530 mm
2012
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Stackable kitchen stool
SGA.BELLO is a lightweight stool offered at two seat heights for different worktops. Molteni&C credits Giulio Castegini and Zoran Jedrejcic and specifies a footrest plus a non-slip seat engraving.
Material versions
The seat is available in leather or hard matt polyurethane. The 12 mm structure is brushed 304 stainless steel or has a painted finish.
Recorded tall version
The product sheet labels an overall footprint of 45 × 53 cm and heights of 69 or 81 cm. The taller version measures 81 cm high.
Histoire
Two working heights
SGA.BELLO uses one footprint for two seat levels. The choice lets the stool address different worktops and kitchen configurations while retaining the same published plan dimensions. Molteni&C describes the result as comfortable, versatile and architectural.
Stackable construction
Molteni&C identifies the stool as lightweight and stackable. The design includes a footrest and a non-slip engraving on the seat.
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