Grasso Stool
- Designer:
- Stephen Burks
- Brand:
- BD Barcelona
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Now, the chair comes in an updated colour palette, including bottle green. Improving the ergonomics of various professions. Its polyurethane and steel composition and patented seat shape allow for height adjustment to maintain mobility for all.
An iconic stool that works on an ergonomic level and aesthetic. (of course).
How we sit has a major effect on our lives. Doctor Jordi Badia and industrial designer Otto Canalda created a stool that would follow medical principles, be appropriate for any seated activity, and stay stylish. The Binaria was developed to sit within laboratories, clinics, salons and offices. It has a rational design with an unobtrusive and dynamic style. The back automatically sits on its natural curves, reducing load, while the small and wide seat promotes hip articulation and optimal comfort, stability, and positioning for the core.
An iconic stool that works on an ergonomic level and aesthetic. (of course).
How we sit has a major effect on our lives. Doctor Jordi Badia and industrial designer Otto Canalda created a stool that would follow medical principles, be appropriate for any seated activity, and stay stylish. The Binaria was developed to sit within laboratories, clinics, salons and offices. It has a rational design with an unobtrusive and dynamic style. The back automatically sits on its natural curves, reducing load, while the small and wide seat promotes hip articulation and optimal comfort, stability, and positioning for the core.
Designer
Barcelona born Jordi BadÃa & Otto Canalda are esteemed designers of office and work productions. They are well known for creating the Binaria Stool, in collaboration.
Brand
BD Barcelona Design is the Spanish company with the highest international prestige in design. What, in its foundation in 1972 was an expression of almost insolent rebellion by a group of young, unsatisfied architects, soon became a productive philosophy with a mission to break moulds, even commercial ones.