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MC20 Cugino Soft stool, pine - pistachio linoleum
Description
Mattiazzi’s Cugino Soft stool presents a pine wood interpretation of Konstantin Grcic’s original oak-crafted design. Due to prolonged availability challenges with oak, Mattiazzi sought out new materials for the Cugino series, resulting in the introduction of Cugino Soft. Crafted from quickly growing and abundantly available pine wood, the stool’s name alludes to the timber slightly softer than oak, complemented by a seat adorned with smooth, natural linoleum.
Mattiazzi's Cugino stool inventively plays with the contrast of solid wood and empty space. Designer Konstantin Grcic set out to create a piece of furniture whose purpose would not be too obvious, leaving room for interpretation; therefore Cugino works just as well as a stool as it does as a small side table or night stand. “Cugino is the result of many tries; it happened over time, with wanting it to be an object that we don’t already know, but also something that is maybe a little bit familiar,“ Grcic has said.
- Width: 12.99 in (33 cm)
- Height: 17.72 in (45 cm)
- Diameter: 12.99 in (33 cm)
- Seat height: 17.72 in (45 cm)
- Colour Pine, light green
- Material Waxed pine, linoleum (Forbo 4183 Pistachio)
- Weight 15.43 lbs (7 kg)
- Care instructions Clean with a soft and damp cloth. Remove any stains immediately. Do not use acid cleaners, solvents, ammonia-based detergents, abrasive sponges or other aggressive materials that could damage the product.
- Product ID: MTZ-SGCUGISOSPI7CPIS
The German designer Konstantin Grcic (b. 1965) studied in Royal College of Art in London. In 1991 he founded his own company, KGID. Over the years, Grcic has had many well-known clients such as Magis, Vitra and Iittala. The cooperation with Magis lead to one of the most interesting and inventive chairs of our time, the Chair One. Chair One became a design icon and a part of the permanent collections in MoMA in New York and Center Georges Pompidou in Paris.
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