Gropius Low Chair CS1 by Noom
The Gropius Chair CS1 by Noom is a part of their new furniture collection, paying tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus School's founding in Germany. The collection embodies the principles of functionalism, conciseness, and the fusion of craft and art, resulting in buildings and objects that feature simple geometric shapes. This modernist approach, championed by Noom, is a nod to the pioneering minds who brought these principles to life.
Created by Ukrainian designer Kateryna Sokolova, this chair's shape was “gathered” from balls and cylinders. A round pillow and an ottoman (sold separately) appeal to interaction with the chair.
Made in Ukraine by Noom.
Dimensions: H 28" D 29 1/2" W 29 1/2" SH 17 1/4"
Materials: Wood frame covered in foam rubber and injection molded soft foam. Seat, legs and back upholstered in fabric.
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Gropius Low Chair CS1 by Noom
The Gropius Chair CS1 by Noom is a part of their new furniture collection, paying tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus School's founding in Germany. The collection embodies the principles of functionalism, conciseness, and the fusion of craft and art, resulting in buildings and objects that feature simple geometric shapes. This modernist approach, championed by Noom, is a nod to the pioneering minds who brought these principles to life.
Created by Ukrainian designer Kateryna Sokolova, this chair's shape was “gathered” from balls and cylinders. A round pillow and an ottoman (sold separately) appeal to interaction with the chair.
Made in Ukraine by Noom.
Dimensions: H 28" D 29 1/2" W 29 1/2" SH 17 1/4"
Materials: Wood frame covered in foam rubber and injection molded soft foam. Seat, legs and back upholstered in fabric.
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The Gropius Chair CS1 by Noom is a part of their new furniture collection, paying tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus School's founding in Germany. The collection embodies the principles of functionalism, conciseness, and the fusion of craft and art, resulting in buildings and objects that feature simple geometric shapes. This modernist approach, championed by Noom, is a nod to the pioneering minds who brought these principles to life.
Created by Ukrainian designer Kateryna Sokolova, this chair's shape was “gathered” from balls and cylinders. A round pillow and an ottoman (sold separately) appeal to interaction with the chair.
Made in Ukraine by Noom.
Dimensions: H 28" D 29 1/2" W 29 1/2" SH 17 1/4"
Materials: Wood frame covered in foam rubber and injection molded soft foam. Seat, legs and back upholstered in fabric.
