Butterfly Rosewood Stool Vitra

Butterfly Stool bySori Yanagi It is an icon of 20th century design with eastern elegance They meetthe technological precision of the West. Created in 1956, the stool impresses with its subtle form inspired by the spread wings of a butterfly, achieved thanks to the plywood bending technique developed by Charles and Ray Eames. Two symmetrical shells made ofbent maple veneerorSantos rosewoodconnected withbrass connectorsThey create a sculptural whole with extraordinary lightness and stability.

Lacquer finished,Butterfly Stool by Vitra It is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a poetic symbol of the dialogue between nature and modernity. It fits perfectly in the living room, bedroom or gallery, bringing peace, balance and the timeless character of Japanese design to the interior..