child's sitting stool
by Jens Risom from Knoll
child's sitting stool
Design Jens Risom, 1941
Solid beech legs, webbing
Made in USA by Knoll
Created for the ones we love, knoll kids™ is a collection of spirited, modern furniture scaled for a younger generation. Each piece reflects Knoll's belief in the utility of modern design and commitment to quality.
Jens Risom's original 1941 table for Knoll exhibits the designer's taste for well-crafted Scandinavian Modernism. The Risom chairs & stool are now available in a child's version made of select European Beech hardwood with a toned natural finish and mortise and tenon construction. The Child's Risom seating are 75% scale of the standard version. The nylon webbing straps are 60% nylon/40% cotton with a water repellent finish and available in your choice of four colors. The Child's Risom Amoeba Table is a great companion piece to the Child's Risom Side Chair and Stool.
child's sitting stool: 12.4" w | 11.5" d | 13.5" h | 6lbs.
Solid beech legs, webbing
Made in USA by Knoll
Created for the ones we love, knoll kids™ is a collection of spirited, modern furniture scaled for a younger generation. Each piece reflects Knoll's belief in the utility of modern design and commitment to quality.
Jens Risom's original 1941 table for Knoll exhibits the designer's taste for well-crafted Scandinavian Modernism. The Risom chairs & stool are now available in a child's version made of select European Beech hardwood with a toned natural finish and mortise and tenon construction. The Child's Risom seating are 75% scale of the standard version. The nylon webbing straps are 60% nylon/40% cotton with a water repellent finish and available in your choice of four colors. The Child's Risom Amoeba Table is a great companion piece to the Child's Risom Side Chair and Stool.
child's sitting stool: 12.4" w | 11.5" d | 13.5" h | 6lbs.
$247.00 + plus shipping
(Knoll has placed this collection on a temporary production hold. Please contact Hive with any questions.)
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Jens Risom
Jens Risom worked as a designer of furniture and interiors in Copenhagen. After immigrating to the United States he designed Hans Knoll's first collection which included a range of simple birchwood chairs. He has been cited as one of the first to introduce Scandinavian design to the United States.
Knoll has remained true to the Bauhaus design philosophy that furniture should complement architectural space and not compete with it. Modernism is a passion at Knoll which results in ground breaking modern furniture.