Niemeyer Ii Stool by Insidherland

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Niemeyer ii stool by insidherland dimensions: d 45 x w 70 x h 42 cm. Materials: oak, insidherland woollen ref. … more Niemeyer ii stool by insidherland dimensions: d 45 x w 70 x h 42 cm. Materials: oak, insidherland woollen ref. 1 fabric. 15 kg. Available in different fabrics. The niemeyer ii stool is a curvy seating, designed to complement the rounded shapes of the niemeyer ii armchair. Named after the brazilian architect oscar niemeyer, the rounded flowing lines of the stool are influenced by the remarkable 'casa das canoas' designed by niemeyer in 1951. Created by architect joana santos barbosa in 2012, insidherland is a portuguese brand of exclusive design. Drawn with the signature of the creator, the impressive range of contemporary luxury furniture, lighting, upholstery and accessories are connected to her personal memories and have been highlighted for their innovative and soulful designs. Joana explores several influences from travels around the world to define her own land as a place that allows her to translate her perceptions into objects of art. The essence of insidherland is presented by two inspiring collections. Beyond memory collection is deeply influenced by organic forms of nature, legends and traditional cultures, as for the identity collection is molded by forms of architecture and art. Both collections are designed as a dialog in which nature meets strong architectural lines to create relaxed and sophisticated interiors surrounded by natural materials and meaningful art pieces. Being positioned in strategic markets of high-end luxury decoration, insidherland team is proud of working with the best architects and interior design studios from all over the world who seek for handmade exclusive objects that arouse emotions and stand out in exquisite spaces. We are dedicated with love and enthusiasm into every creation to surprise a sensitive but demanding public. Using the expertise of traditional craft techniques, all creations are made by the hands of portuguese master craftsmen and jewelers who wisely sculpt them in noble materials, finalizing every detail with elegance and perfection. less