Stool H45, matt mustard

Tolix

$244.00

Colour: Mustard yellow


Tolix
Stool H45
$244.00



Description

Tolix's H45 is a convenient and durable steel stool for many kinds of uses and interiors. Designed by Xavier Pauchard, the stool has references to industrial esthetics.

The classic metal furniture by Tolix has entered the collections of numerous design museums. The trademark Tolix was registered already in 1927, and soon the different models found their place in factories, offices and hospitals, as well as outside, on café terraces and in public parks. At the end of the 50's, Tolix produced over 60 000 units annually. After that, the Tolix furniture has become increasingly popular as a part of domestic interior design. Every piece is still made in France.

Colour
Mustard yellow
Width
14.65 in (37.2 cm)
Depth
14.65 in (37.2 cm)
Height
17.72 in (45 cm)
Material
Matt painted steel
Weight
7.5 lbs (3.4 kg)
Stackable
Yes
Product ID
TL00519-MUSTARD

Xavier Pauchard

Xavier Pauchard (1880-1948) was a pioneer of galvanization in France. Shortly after World War 1, he was responsible for a flourishing manufacture of galvanized sheet-metal domestic items. In 1927 he registered the brand TOLIX and started manufacturing chairs, armchairs, stools and other metal furniture. 

Pauchard designed the classic Tolix chair in 1934. Today we can see Tolix chairs in many famous museums like MoMA in New York and the Pompidou Center in Paris.  The Tolix chair has become a classic of our time.

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