HOMAGE Stools

HOMAGE Stools
Design by:Note Design Studio
Brand: Ariake
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RRP (AUD) $1,110

Homage Stool is a minimal stool created by Stockholm-based atelier Note Design Studio for Ariake. The Homage Stool can be seen as the extra seat by the dining table at home, as well as being the product that sets the tone of voice for a cafe or restaurant. A repeated “T” shaped junction supports the light seat and backrest. The low and small backrest sets the character and gives it a signature silhouette. A versatile stool in two heights that is lightweight and easy to handle, Homage is a useful companion that is iconic.

W 335 x D 430 x H 640 / SH 450

About Note Design Studio

Note is a Stockholm-based studio of design founded in 2008 working within the fields of architecture, interiors, products, graphic design and design strategy. "Creativity is about searching for what is missing, to constantly realign thoughts and expressions to find that moment of insight when everything clicks. At Note we collaborate intensely, with personal passion and our design disciplines – interior, product, graphic, architecture, and strategies – to share our insights with the world.“

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Ariake
About Ariake

Ariake

Founded by the Legnatec and Hirata Chair workshops in the furniture-making town of Morodomi, Saga, Ariake takes its name from the nearby Ariake Sea - and from the Japanese word for daybreak. The brand pairs Japanese craftsmanship with leading international designers including Gabriel Tan, Keiji Ashizawa, Norm Architects and Anderssen & Voll.

The result is a collection that balances handwork with precise machining, made from oak, ash, hinoki and cedar with signature finishes like sumi and indigo - from dining chairs and benches to desks, shelving and cabinetry. Explore the Ariake collection at APATO, Australia's home of authentic Japanese designer furniture, and enquire for finishes, lead times and trade pricing.

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