Horm Hexagon Plywood Side Table or Stool

Horm Hexagon Plywood Side Table or Stool

Hexagon is a modular system composed of two irregular hexagons supporting each other, which allows for the creation of endless compositions for every need. It can be used as coffee table, side table or stool, both indoor and outdoor. It is available in okoumè wood. The latter, also known as Gaboon, is native of tropical West Africa, hence it withstands humidity and light rain.

Can be used outdoors but not for permanent outdoor use or for use by the seaside.

Dimensions:

Slim - H 42 cm, Base ø 43 cm, Top ø 40 cm

Large - H 42 cm, Base ø 44 cm, Top 51 cm

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The Designer: Steven Holl is a tenured faculty member at Columbia University where he has taught since 1981. In July 2001 Time Magazine named Steven Holl as America’s Best Architect, for ‘buildings that satisfy the spirit as well as the eye.’ Most recently, Steven Holl was awarded the 2012 AIA Gold Medal and the 2010 Jencks Award of the RIBA. Other awards include the first ever Arts Award of the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Awards (2008), Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (2003), the Smithsonian Institute’s Cooper Hewitt National Design Award in Architecture (2002), the French Grande Medaille d’Or (2001), the prestigious Alvar Aalto Medal (1998), the Arnold W. Brunner Prize in Architecture from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and the New York American Institute of Architects Medal of Honor (1997).

The Brand: Horm Italia Srl is a global player in the field of high-end Italian design furniture for home and contract use. It aggregates three brands: Horm, Casamania and Orizzonti Italia and exports its products to more than 80 countries.With its range of furniture, which brings together simplicity, art and innovation, Horm offers a home environment that is essential yet refined, lending every home an air of uniqueness and exclusivity. The collection's common denominator is the development of products of great character that combine aesthetics, functionality and awe.