Vaarnii 001 bar stool high, solid pine, H75

Vaarnii 001 bar stool H75.

The pine bar stool from Vaarnii may look stiff and angular at first glance, but it is surprisingly comfortable thanks to the curved seat!

The dimensions of the chair, designed by Fredrik Paulsen, are also modest in relation to the sturdy shapes. As a practical detail, there is a groove under the seat, making it easier to pull the stool towards you.

In addition to the distinct design language that is typical of Paulsen's designs, there is another element that Paulsen prefers, namely the presence of pine wood in the collection. According to the designer, the natural knots and grains of pine wood form fascinating patterns that are downright 'psychedelic' and are best seen on large surfaces - hence the voluminous design has plenty of it. Pine wood also ages very nicely thanks to the oils and resins that naturally occur in the wood. These change to a rich honey color when the wood is exposed to UV radiation, in short, the stool patinas beautifully!

Color: Oil-waxed pine. Finish: Matte wood oil (Osmo Color hardwax-oil 3062 matt).
Dimensions: Width 41 cm Depth 42 cm Height 103 cm Seat depth 39 cm Chair height 76 cm
Material: Pine
Maximum loading capacity: 300 kg
Weight: 15 kg

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Note:
Pine is a soft wood and will eventually come to life through the resulting dents and scratches, which should be embraced and enjoyed as characteristic signs of aging. Pine wood will naturally change color as it ages (patination), with your pale furniture piece gradually maturing to a beautiful warm honey color over a number of years.

About the designer:

Fredrik Paulsen is a Swedish designer whose multidisciplinary work often includes themes of anti-consumption, escapism and psychedelia, as well as countercultures. With his designs he wants to challenge the preciousness and refinement traditionally associated with the field. Instead, he aims for designs that are carefree, playful and that create a sense of community. Paulsen, who studied at the Beckmans School of Design and the Royal College of Art in London, lives and works in Stockholm.