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Dots

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A modular sofa that creates a high sitting comfort and is a durable furniture. Seat pouf can be combined with small or large back, a table that ends or between the poufs. The magazine pocket as an accessory makes it always look clean and tidy. Dots can be used as a solitaire or as a system that never ends.

Tested according to EN16139:2013

  • Upholstery in our wide range of fabric or leather.
  • Moulded cmhr and seat with pirelli-band braided in wooden frame.
  • Base in metal, black or white.
  • Table tops in oak, ash, white or black laminate.
  • Magazine Pocket in black or cognac leather.
  • Hidden linking device.
Magazine Pocket
Pouf
Pouf + Backrest
Pouf + Large Backrest
Pouf + Table
Pouf x 2 + Table
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Product sheet

Drawings 3D (dwg)

Drawings pdf

Designer

Mattias Stenberg

Mattias Stenberg is a Swedish architect and designer, educated at the Royal Institute of Technology (Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan or KTH) in Stockholm. Since 2010, he has been running his own studio, "Studio Mattias Stenberg," which focuses on contemporary architecture and design. He operates based on three core values: clarity in concept, form, and material. Throughout his career, Mattias has received numerous national and international awards and recognitions for his design, including the German Design Award, Good Design Award, and Nordic Designer of the Year. Mattias has crafted an impressive array of products, and his design exhibits a clear industrial aesthetic that is simultaneously inviting and accessible. "If someone perceives my work as trendy, it's purely a fortunate coincidence. The ambition, however, is always to make it relevant for the user and suitable for my partners' brand values," - Mattias Stenberg.

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