Hyg Stool Steel

Hyg Stool Steel

7 in stock

$350.00
$749.00 $350.00
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Normann Copenhagen

Simon Legald

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Inspired by Danish hygge, designer Simon Legald has created the Hyg furniture series.

When the series was introduced in 2018, it consisted of a 2-seater sofa, lounge chairs and a footstool. In 2020, the range expands with a chair and barstool that share the characteristics of the lounge series: the hearty, organic curves designed with a focus on sublime comfort.

The concept of hygge is all about feeling good – security, warmth and comfort all form part of its DNA, and it is precisely these qualities that provide the template for the Hyg collection. With the new models, the range – and the coziness – further unfolds, and new possibilities arise of creating coherent environments with both dining and lounge areas.

Shell: Polypropylene, Legs: Powder-coated steel / Aluminum / Lacquered oak / Painted and lacquered oak.

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  • NC Black

    NC Black

  • NC Grey

    NC Grey

  • NC Olive

    NC Olive

  • NC Sand

    NC Sand

  • NC White

    NC White

LEGS
  • Black

    Black

  • Aluminium

    Aluminium
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Simon Legald

Simon Legald graduated from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in the summer of 2012. His work consists of both small and large scale products. Simon’s designs are often created in a dialogue between craftsmanship and industry. He also likes to incorporate the techniques that are necessary for the structure of a product into the design by highlighting them visually.

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