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'Tergonomico' stool
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Black and white 'Tergonomico' lacquered wood stool from Fornasetti featuring a bottom print to the seat.
Item ID:10059435

Composition & Care

  • Composition: wood 100%
  • Brand Style ID: M29X103

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      'Tergonomico' stool

    SHIPPING FROM: L’Eclaireur, Paris

    L’Eclaireur
    Iconic French boutique L'Eclaireur has been at the pinnacle of Paris fashion for three decades now. Being the first to introduce labels like Dries Van Noten and Ann Demeulemeester to the city, it has maintained a focus on stylish and directional labels. L'Eclaireur can now be found in six unique locations across Paris, whilst collaborations with artists and designers have turned each boutique into a cultural experience.

    Visit shop.leclaireur.com

    Designer: Fornasetti

    Fornasetti’s reproduction of Lina Cavalieri’s face on everyday objects such as plates and trays blends a flair for surrealist art and homeware, with humour and elegance. The company is now run by Fornasetti’s son Barnaba, who has added new collections which contribute to the eclectic style of his father, who sadly passed away in the 1980’s.

    Visit Fornasetti for more information on this designer