ply low stool
by Altherr & Molina Lievore from Arper
ply low stool
Design Lievore Altherr Molina, 2013
Curved plywood, glides
Made in Italy by Arper
Triangular in form and modular in nature, Ply is a system of low tables and stools rendered in fluid lines of wood. Engineered to create a continuous line from top through legs, its reduced silhouette and warm material complement its dynamic form. Alone or in groups, Ply's playful geometry of surfaces is like the game of Tangram, shape and color work together to create open compositions. The collection is available in different sizes and heights in oak, black and red finishes.
The Ply low stool is a curved plywood stool with a three leg base, available in natural oak, black or red finishes. It is provided with glides with felt inserts for wood floors. Please call the hive showroom with any questions: 1-866-663-4483.
ply low stool: 15.5" w | 14.6" d | 17.4" h
Curved plywood, glides
Made in Italy by Arper
Triangular in form and modular in nature, Ply is a system of low tables and stools rendered in fluid lines of wood. Engineered to create a continuous line from top through legs, its reduced silhouette and warm material complement its dynamic form. Alone or in groups, Ply's playful geometry of surfaces is like the game of Tangram, shape and color work together to create open compositions. The collection is available in different sizes and heights in oak, black and red finishes.
The Ply low stool is a curved plywood stool with a three leg base, available in natural oak, black or red finishes. It is provided with glides with felt inserts for wood floors. Please call the hive showroom with any questions: 1-866-663-4483.
ply low stool: 15.5" w | 14.6" d | 17.4" h
$643.00 + free shipping (curbside delivery in the continental US)
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Altherr & Molina Lievore
This prolific design group has designed products for Arper and is also known for interior design and packaging. They extend knowledge into a dedicated teaching practice, offering seminars and training to new professionals through universities.
Arper has a distinct place in the design world due to a collaboration with the firm Lievore Altherr Molina. Arper is focused on environmental quality and sustainability and using low-emitting recyclables.