Bertoia Stool Outdoor, Bar Height

Sale price$2,466.40 CAD

Regular price$3,083.00 CAD

Complement your outdoor kitchen or café with the quintessential modern barstool. Bar height stools are best paired with tables and counters that are 40-43" high.

Color:Cottontail

Cottontail Sunflower Red Riverbed Sterling Bison Prairie Opal Evergreen Orange Burst

Frame Finish:

Frame Finish

Black White

Variant

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Product Description

Harry Bertoia’s 1950 experiment with bending metal rods into practical art produced a revered collection of seating, including this side chair. Innovative, comfortable and strikingly handsome, the chair’s delicate filigree appearance belies its strength and durability. In Bertoia’s own words, “If you look at these chairs, they are mainly made of air, like sculpture. Space passes through them.”

Key Features
The frame is constructed of welded steel rods, available in white or black powder coat finish	The seat pad is secured to the chair with domed metal lock snaps
Outdoor closed-cell foam does not allow water to penetrate the cushion	Seat pad in Knoll Prairie Outdoor Fabric: vinyl upholstery with a classic, leather-like texture (Grade B)
Plastic glides included on sled base to protect floors

Dimensions - Bertoia Stool Outdoor (Bar Height)

Width	Depth
21.75"	19.75"
Height	Seat Height
28.75"	17.75"
Weight
n/a

Product Downloads

Manuals	Knoll Bertoia Bar Stool Product Sheet (PDF)
	Knoll Harry Bertoia Collection (PDF)
Materials	Knoll Paints and Laminates (PDF)
	Knoll Textile Care Instructions (PDF)

Designer

Harry Bertoia

Harry Bertoia was an Italian-American artist, sculptor, and designer celebrated for his innovative exploration of form and material. After studying at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, he collaborated with Knoll to create the iconic Bertoia Diamond Chair in 1952. His sculptural wire furniture blurred the line between art and design and remains one of the most recognized achievements of mid-century modern furniture. See more

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