The Metsa Stool was inspired by a trip to a little Finnish town called Lahti. Especially influenced by the surrounding lush landscape, the intricate weaving of the nine legs that make up its sculptural base take after the trees found in the area. Taking on a modern geometric aesthetic, the look of the Metsa Stool nevertheless has a raw beauty, which is due in large part to the natural birch wood finish.
Designed by Geoffrey Riberry and Emmanuel Taillard, the Metsa Stool also has a cutout on its surface, which adds a nice touch to the design. At once airy and sturdy, the Metsa Stool would complement just about any living space, both traditional and modern. It can easily be painted to add a pop of color as well.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Travel-inspired Seating
- Opportunity for designers to create furniture inspired by the natural and cultural elements of different travel destinations.
- Sculptural Furniture Design
- Chance for artists and designers to explore unique and visually striking forms in furniture design.
- Natural Materials in Furniture
- Demand for furniture made from natural materials like birch wood, reflecting a growing interest in sustainable and eco-friendly design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Design
- Opportunity for furniture designers to create innovative and travel-inspired seating options.
- Interior Design
- Demand for sculptural furniture designs to add a unique touch to interior spaces.
- Sustainable Design
- Growing market for furniture made from natural materials, aligning with the increasing interest in eco-friendly and sustainable products.
