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+52 Step Stool Pterygota Macrocarpa | Made From Underused Wood Varieties

Name: +52 Step Stool Pterygota Macrocarpa | Made From Underused Wood Varieties
Brand: Studio Plastique
Price: 395.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£395.00

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The +52 Wooden Step Stool is multifunctional and can be used as a step, somewhere to sit or as a side table. Made in Belgium, the stool is conceived to challenge the use of overexploited wood types and make more sustainable choices aesthetically, economically and ecologically.

The item is finished with natural beeswax. This finish seals the wood and minimise liquid absorption, preventing dirt from infiltrating the material. With continued use, surfaces will naturally develop a heightened sheen.

Each object is engraved to indicate the origin of the material to support an informed relationship between resource, processes and user.

Pre-Order Production Lead / 4 weeks

Orders for Europe will be shipped directly from Belgium, with no additional taxes payable.

Details

Dimensions: W 33 x D 45 x H 52 cm
Weight: 4 kg. approx

design by Studio Plastique
Brussels / Belgium

Additional Information | Care

Product Care: to maintain the surfaces, it is recommended to clean them with a slightly damp cloth. Should the finish wear down significantly over time, rejuvenate it by applying a fresh layer of beeswax.

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Existing resources. New Possibilities.

The Designer

Studio Plastique

Studio Plastique is an award-winning, research-based design studio whose practice combines imaginative scenarios and critical reflection with in-depth investigations into complex material supply chains and technological infrastructures, pushing the boundaries of what design can achieve.

Through its work, Studio Plastique builds networks of collaboration around sustainability and circularity, strategically positioning the role of the designer within an evolving landscape of industry, culture and human experience.

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