High Dot Bar Stool LDF22 as well as the high

as well as the high

carried out using the kilim technique

a public space

an elegant lamp comprised of a sinuous glass bub

The resulting textiles have a contemporary feel that is rooted in craft and are suited to all interiors

High Dot Bar Stool LDF22 as well as the highHigh Dot Bar Stool by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. In 1954, Arne Jacobsen collaborated with the Danish furniture manufacturer Fritz Hansen to create the Dot stool a contemporary, minimalist, and refined design suitable for essential or additional seating in office and home settings. Jacobsen's emphasis on minimising materials guided the design of Dot, resulting in a graceful and sophisticated expression. Equipped initially with three legs, a fourth