Emeco Emeco Stool : 10 results priced between £500.00 and £900.00

Ettore Sottsass's designs for the Nine-0 Collection re-imagine the classic all-aluminum Navy Chair that was built for submarines in WWII and has been manufactured by Emeco since 1944. Named Nine-0 as an homage to Ettore's age, the collection of chairs and stools would unfortunately be his last work before passing away on December 31st, 2007. With the help from his design associate Christopher Redfern, Ettore sought to create a contemporary version of the Navy Chair that would embody both durability...

Ettore Sottsass's designs for the Nine-0 Collection re-imagine the classic all-aluminum Navy Chair that was built for submarines in WWII and has been manufactured by Emeco since 1944. Named Nine-0 as an homage to Ettore's age, the collection of chairs and stools would unfortunately be his last work before passing away on December 31st, 2007. With the help from his design associate Christopher Redfern, Ettore sought to create a contemporary version of the Navy Chair that would embody both durability...

Ettore Sottsass's designs for the Nine-0 Collection re-imagine the classic all-aluminum Navy Chair that was built for submarines in WWII and has been manufactured by Emeco since 1944. Named Nine-0 as an homage to Ettore's age, the collection of chairs and stools would unfortunately be his last work before passing away on December 31st, 2007. With the help from his design associate Christopher Redfern, Ettore sought to create a contemporary version of the Navy Chair that would embody both durability...

Originally designed for the chinese restaurant Kong in Paris, this bar stool is also inspired by the furniture of Versailles. Hand made in pennsylvania, kong is 100 % aluminium. - Material: Metal - W 39 cm - D 50 cm - H 118 cm - SH 76 cm - Clean with mild soap and water - Do not use abrasive or harsh chemicals - Liquid aluminium polish recommended - Use 80 % recycled aluminium - 77 step process - Corrosion resistant - Outdoor and indoor

"The 111 Navy Chair is inspired by the classic Emeco Navy Chair, designed in 1944 for the U.S. Navy. Each 111 Navy Chair is made with content from approximately 111 recycled plastic bottles. The material used in the production of the 111 Navy Chair, known as PET (recycled polyethelene terephthalate) plastic, is sourced from the world's largest plastic bottle-to-bottle recycling plant. Approximately 3 million 20-ounce plastic bottles will be recycled annually for production of the chairs. 111 Navy...

Created by Philippe Starck in 2002, the prototype version of this stool was first used in 2001 for the Mies van der Rohe retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City for a recreated café that Mies van der Rohe and Lily Reich originally designed, a beautiful space with waving curtains. The museum selected these stools as pieces that might have been chosen by Mies van der Rohe today. This Emeco Stool is 76 cm sitting height and is also available in 41 or 61 cm sitting height. Emeco Stool...

Norman Foster : ""I appreciate the anonymous character of the new chair - it meshes seamlessly with our vision for interior space. The new "20-06" is the result of a genuine collaboration between the Foster Studio and the Emeco Team and will contribute to Emeco's remarkable history. We attempted to fuse modernist form with established craft. The Foster + Partners Studio combined advanced technology, inventive geometry, attention to detail, and sensitivity to ecological considerations with Emeco's...

Designed to last for 150 years, handmade from 80% recycled Aluminum, sustainability... Timeless. Chairs admired today and indefinitely. Chairs that span generations and cultures. Built individually by a handful of craftsmen. 77 painstaking steps at a time. The enduring Emeco Classics.

Norman Foster : ""I appreciate the anonymous character of the new chair - it meshes seamlessly with our vision for interior space. The new "20-06" is the result of a genuine collaboration between the Foster Studio and the Emeco Team and will contribute to Emeco's remarkable history. We attempted to fuse modernist form with established craft. The Foster + Partners Studio combined advanced technology, inventive geometry, attention to detail, and sensitivity to ecological considerations with Emeco's...

Created by Philippe Starck in 2002, the prototype version of this stool was first used in 2001 for the Mies van der Rohe retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City for a recreated café that Mies van der Rohe and Lily Reich originally designed, a beautiful space with waving curtains. The museum selected these stools as pieces that might have been chosen by Mies van der Rohe today. This Emeco Stool is 61 cm sitting height and is also available in 41 or 76 cm sitting height. Emeco Stool...