Uncino Bar Stool

Uncino Bar Stool

From $2,040.00
From $2,040.00
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Mattiazzi

Studio Nitzan Cohen

Natural Ash/Black

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The Uncino collection explores the idea of sculpting wood both handcrafted and with numerically controlled milling machines.

The gently carved wooden pieces are held in place by bent metal rods - while wood remains the main actor, the metal parts play a fundamental role in the construction. The metal structure joins the pieces of wood in an almost organic overlap. The wood embraces the metal rods whose form subtlety appears on the wooden surface like a prominence.

Ash or Oak of European origin and legal wood cutting (controlled deforestation).

  • Natural Ash/Black

    Natural Ash/Black

  • Ash Black / Black Stainless Steel

    Ash Black / Black Stainless Steel

With the UNCINO collection we continue our collaboration with Mattiazzi and the idea of sculpting wood both handcrafted and with numerically controlled milling machines. We conceived a family of wooden task chairs with two different backrests, a (four star) swivel base and a (three legged) sledge base.

The gently carved wooden pieces are held in place by bent metal rods — while wood remains the main actor, the metal parts play a fundamental role in the construction. The metal structure joins the pieces of wood in an almost organic overlap.

The wood embraces the metal rods whose form subtlety appears on the wooden surface like a prominence.

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Uncino Version A
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Uncino Version A

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Uncino - Version B
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Uncino - Version B

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Uncino - Version C
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Uncino - Version C

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Studio Nitzan Cohen

Established in 2007, Studio Nitzan Cohen is a multi-disciplinary design studio with projects ranging from industrial products, furniture, and spaces to art—direction and strategic consultancy.

Nitzan Cohen and his studio are busy combining a research-oriented attitude with conceptual design and the ability to translate it into a new visual language of objects and spaces. Nitzan Cohen is a professor for industrial and system design at the HBK Saar in Saarbrücken, Germany.

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