Safari Stool

Stylepark-ID:	05.2361.00055
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › Stools

Product description

Being one of the world's first 'build-‐it-‐yourself' furniture items this foot stool is all about functionality. It can easily be assembled and disassembled without tools, making it ideal for being on the move. The Safari stool´s obvious companion is the matching Safari chair made after the same simple ''knock down'' principle. The Safari stool is available in oil-‐treated light or smoked ash. The seat is available in four colors of canvas or ox hide.

Specifications

Width	570 mm
Height	340 mm
Depth	570 mm
Seat finish	without upholstery
Base finish	with legs
Backrest finish	without backrest
Armrest finish	without armrests
Material	leather (unspecified) textiles (unspecified) ash
Colors	white black shades of beige

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Manufacturer:
Carl Hansen & Søn, Denmark

Design:
Kaare Klint
1933

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