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Saturno Stool

by Federico Fontanella Studio Italy

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Saturno Stool

This is an Open Edition
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Description

Saturno by Federico Fontanella is a solid wood stool composed of two elements: a sphere and a torus.
The former serves as a seat while the latter, in addition to being the base for the sphere, also becomes a comfortable footrest.
The simple design of the two elements makes it easy to move as they can roll within the space.

Weight (kg)	35
Production Year	2022
Material	Cedar Wood, Solid Wood
Discipline	Wood & Cabinetmaking
Color	Natural Cedar
Design Class	Open Editions
Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	65x65x60

About Federico Fontanella Studio Visit Showroom →

Federico Fontanella moved to Milan in 2012 to study first at the European Institute of Design and then to attend a master's degree in Lighting Design at the Milan Polytechnic. After several experiences among companies and design studios such as Driade, iGuzzini, Federico Peri Studio and Studio D'Alesio&Santoro, he decided to start his own design studio going into different areas of design, such as lighting design, collectible and furniture design.