Stools – buttons from Bozu
In the house of the fairy-tale heroine Thumbelina there are chairs,were probably made of small buttons. Italian designers Davide Bonanni and Michael Breschi developed Bottone stools for the Bozu design studio. The seat of each stool is made in the form of a button, sewn crosswise to the surface. The design of the Bottone series is simple but original. An ordinary thing, a classic button with four holes, became the central element and highlight of the chairs. I even thought about how the designer was once buttoning a shirt and thought: “hmm! This could make for interesting furniture!” And it worked! The stools of the collection will fit into almost any interior style at home, in an office or in a public place. Children will especially love these fabulous chairs.
The legs of the stool are made in the form of a crossnatural oak. The soft comfortable seat is hand-sewn in the shape of a button from artificial leather in colors that are pleasing to the eye. The stitches are made from strips of leather of a different color, which makes the stools noticeable, bright and naturalistic.
An important feature of the stools is thatThey are easy to disassemble and assemble. Two flat legs, two fasteners and a soft button are compactly packed into a box. This is very important for those who often move. And at home, disassembled stools are conveniently stored behind a cabinet or somewhere else.
These stools will come in handy when celebrating a birthday, New Year or any other special occasion. The stools were spied on in one of the apartments here
