Charlotte Perriand, stool Méribel and stool Berger, 1953-61. Produced by Cassina.
High stool: It takes its name from the chalet in Méribel, France where Charlotte Perriand had a home and where over the year she reinterpreted the local architecture. Characterized by three legs “cut” finished, the stool comes in three solid wood finishes: natural oak, stained black oak, natural American walnut.
Low stool: Created in the spirit of freedom, the stool is inspired – as its name suggests – by those used by shepherds. Featuring three turned legs, the stool comes in three solid wood finishes: natural oak, black-stained oak, natural American walnut.
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