Design, Interior Design

Modular Furniture from Noon Studio

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This modular piece of furniture called the Steel Stool updates an earlier design from Noon Studio. The 2014 version is built without screws or glue and can be implemented as a seat, a coffee table, and a small shelf. Designed and manufactured in England, the piece is influenced by the raw aesthetic of Provencal furniture and made of oiled ash and powder-coated steel.

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