The idea/ theory was to create something that has a primary use but has been adapted or has developed a secondary use, STACE.

 

Over the decades, seating on stairs quietly became an international formality. With this in mind, I designed STACE, functionalism that embodies comfort, geometry and abstract feel. Bright colours and wood meet to create a piece of contentment in an open space, highlights the importance of effective design. 

 

The idea was to create a concept that has a primary use and has now been adapted to have a different use that we have been accustomed to. With this in mind, I designed STACE, which was inspired by stairs as a secluded, niche, designed for lounging and sleeping. In addition, STACE had such a simple design that it would survive any changes in styles and trends: it is to be the perfect expression of a holistic system.

 

Deep seat chair, is ideal for snuggling back while watching TV. With the same texture and comfort of a wood collection, the STACE collection is compromised of modular components that have been used interchangeably to create a multitude of different configurations. The combination of rugs, cushions and modules will guarantee a warm and harmonious environment.

 

STACE collection is both a social space and a security zone. It’s an environment of its own: a room inside a room, inside a home. As ‘a space within a space’ it offers its own world of colour, comfort and tranquillity.

 

STACE creates an intense sense of intimacy and enclosure, a feeling of escape from the chaos of the outside world. You don’t just sit on an STACE collection, you retreat into it. It’s shapes, sizes, are deep and remarkably relaxing. Lay back, tuck up your feet, and you´ll immediately find yourself in a much safer and more private world.

 

Endless opportunities to add and rearrange elements. Functionalism that embodies comfort, geometry and abstract feel. Bright colours and wood meet to create a piece of contentment in an open space, highlights the importance of effective design, and use of material.

 

Age isn’t the only thing that makes furniture classic — the idea is just as essential.