ISKOS-BERLIN ON THE DESIGN Fiber Bar Stool is the elevated extension to the Fiber Chair family. Retaining the essence of the Fiber series – a clear sculptural language that refuses to compromise on comfort - the bar stool is a versatile and conforming companion for any setting. We wanted to create a harmonious and friendly piece with soft shapes that would fit a café setting as much as a bar or kitchen counter. The stool’s seat contains a wood fiber composite, giving the chair its distinctive visual and tactile texture while keeping itThe wood fiber and plastic blend is injected into the mold, forming the chair’s shell. The steel tube base is CNC-bent and powder coated. Iskos-Berlin / 2017 Barstool Barstool with a sculptural seat that refuse to compromise on comfort. The seat’s low back offers support and makes the seated feel less exposed from behind. Perfect for settings where people are seated for many hours in barstools. Indoor 65 cm: H: 87,5 cm / W: 42,5 cm / D: 44,5 cm / SH: 65 cm H: 34.5“ / W: 16.75“ / D: 17.5“ / SH: 25.5“ 75 cm: H: 97,5 cm / W: 44,5 cm / D: 46,5 cm / SH: 75 cm H: 38.5“ / W: 16.75“ / D: 18.25“ / SH: 29.5“ Shell consists of a wood and plastic composition, with up to 25% wood fibers. Silk leather from Camo Leathers. The Fiber Chair family is partly made from a natural material - variations in color can occur. 75 cm height versions, textile or other leather upholsteries available made-to-order. Clean with a moist cloth. If necessary use a little dish soap on the cloth. For leather upholstery versions: Clean the leather with a dry cloth regularly. Treat the leather at least four times a year, using only special leather treatment products for aniline leather. L2: Extreme use: E.g. in night-clubs, police stations, transport terminals, sport changing rooms, prisons, barracks (non-controlled areas). Iskos-Berlin is a Copenhagen-based design duo that has made international headlines within furniture, industrial and graphic design. The studio, formerly known as Komplot Design has collaborated with some of the World’s most prestigious manufacturers and their furniture, lighting and other design products are exhibited at numerous design museums around the world including MoMA and Designmuseum Denmark.I