LEM Bar Stool (light)

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Gross 317,50 EUR
Net 250 EUR

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Code: GB0229

In 1969, man landed on the moon in the LEM (Lunar Excursion Module). In 2000, as the new millennium began, the LEM stool was introduced and quickly became a hallmark of Lapalma's aesthetic. Similar in its weightlessness and lack of gravitational pull, the stool's design forms a strong connection with its surroundings. Just like the spacecraft, which couldn't carry any unnecessary burdens, this chair effortlessly integrated all necessary functions into a sleek and minimalist silhouette. Only the most crucial elements remained, leaving behind everything else on solid ground. The LEM bar stool, created by Shin & Tomoko Azumi in 1999 for Lapalma, is truly a timeless piece in the world of bar seats. It has a fixed foundation, and is perfect for sophisticated, energetic, and urban settings, allowing for a uniquely personalized look. It features a subtly bent wooden seat and a metal rail for users to comfortably place their feet. The adjustable seat height is between 66-79cm. Max total height is 86cm. The item shows little abrasion on the lower metal parts.

Designer: Shin and Tomoko Azumi
Manufacturer: Lapalma
Model: LEM (Lunar Excursion Module) Bar Stool
Year of design: 1999
Condition: Very Good
35.50 x 86 x 40 cm / 13.98 x 33.86 x 15.75 in
Seat depth: 29 cm / 11.42 in
Seat height: 79 cm / 31.10 in
Designer +

Tomoko Azumi (1966, Hiroshima, Japan) is an interior and furniture designer based in London. She studied architecture and interior design at Kyoto City University of Art, worked in an architectural studio in Tokyo, then moved to London. She finished a master course of Furniture Design at the Royal College of Art. She started her own practice TNA Design Studio in East London in 2005. Her main fields are furniture, lighting products, interior design and exhibition space design.  She has been collaborating with international clients, doing interior design and exhibition designs as well. She has been a project teacher at Royal College of Art. Also she is a member of the jury for the Good Design Award in Japan, and some other precious ones.

Shin Azumi (1965, Kobe, Japan) after finishing his MA at the Royal College of Art, he started working in ‘AZUMI’. In 2005 he established his own studio in London, and he moved his base back to Tokyo. Currently he is taking the professorship at Hosei University, faculty of engineering and design in Japan. The clients list of his studio includes many international brands. His work has received numerous design awards in Europe and in Japan. He also took part in the jury of a lot of design awards. His works were acquired by many international museums.

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