SKOVBY #840 Stool
Waste has never looked so appealing with the Skovby 840.
Pieces of discarded wood inspired the idea and design for stool #840.
A stackable and sustainable stool from waste pieces is created by combining pieces cut from round and elliptical-shaped tables.
The seat has a dynamic and fascinating pattern thanks to three joint sections. The outcome is a one-of-a-kind, sculptural aesthetic when combined with edgy legs.
The stool can be used as additional seating, a side table, or a lovely display piece.
Wearability & Stability
Skovby chairs are ergonomically built to provide maximum comfort while adhering to the most strict international norms. All of their chair designs are tested at “The Danish Furnituremakers’ Quality Control,” where they are subjected to 50,000 tilting stresses, among other things. As a result, their chairs are regarded as being of the highest quality for dining room chairs.
Source
SKOVBY #840 STOOL. Skovby stool #840. (n.d.). Retrieved September 27, 2021, from https://www.skovby.com/en-gb/products/other-products/skovby-840-stool.
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