200-190 M/75 Bar stool 45x52x102 cm ash wood, Marble ivory fabric, 366 Concept

200-190 M/75 Bar stool 45x52x102 cm ash wood, Marble ivory fabric, 366 Concept - 64978

200-190 M/75 Bar stool 45x52x102 cm ash wood, Marble ivory fabric, 366 Concept - 64979

366 Concept

200-190 M/75 Bar stool 45x52x102 cm ash wood, Marble ivory fabric, 366 Concept

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The 200-190 M/75 bar stool is a contemporary interpretation of an iconic 1960s model, clearly influenced by Art Deco aesthetics and Danish minimalism. Its construction features a solid ash wood frame in a warm walnut tone with a matte finish that highlights the natural wood grain. The seat and ergonomically curved backrest are upholstered in a light, creamy fabric from the Marble collection, with a smooth, subtly textured, matte surface. A distinctive detail is the brass-colored metal footrest, which ensures durability and comfort. The precise joinery remains invisible, and the proportions reflect mid-century modern design—gently tapered legs, rounded edges, and a harmonious arrangement of elements. The product is new, with no signs of use or restoration. The form of the stool evokes a sense of calm and order, as if holding onto the balance of past decades. The smooth texture of the upholstery and the warmth of the wood create a soft impression, while the brass footrest adds a subtle accent that breaks the simplicity. The stool radiates a quiet presence—its lines and materials suggest openness to various arrangements, and the gentle contrast between the light seat and the frame recalls the harmony between light and matter. The 200-190 M/75 bar stool can be paired with a kitchen island or high table, where the brass footrest complements metallic or glass accessories. It is worth combining with other furniture in natural finishes—a wooden tabletop, minimalist shelving, or upholstered stools in similar tones. The stool works well in spaces with bright lighting, which highlights the fabric's texture and the wood's grain. It can also be introduced into interiors with a neutral color palette, where it becomes a subtle yet distinct accent, complemented by potted plants or understated textiles.