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Loku Piston Stool

$1,395.00
3.4 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100119333
Case

Loku Piston Stool

$1,395.00
3.4 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100119333

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Color : Walnut
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Loku Piston Stool
Loku Piston Stool
Loku Piston Stool
$1,395.00

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For his Loku Collection (2017), Shin Azumi took advantage of the latest molded plywood techniques, but he also exercised restraint to avoid creating something overwrought. “Some of the 3-D molded wood chairs in the market are getting too similar to plastic ones,” he says. “When I designed Loku, I was careful to keep the dignity and beauty of a wooden chair.” Loku features a seat-footrest assembly that rotates 360 degrees and a height adjustment lever for easy positioning. Made in Thailand.
  • Striking molded seat with boldly grained veneer.
  • Height adjustable with push of lever.
  • Footrest turns 360 degrees with seat.
  • Measure for a perfect fit with our delivery guide: https://www.dwr.com/furniture-delivery-guide.html
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General Dimensions
  • 42¾" H 17½" W 18" D
Product Weight
11 lbs
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Dimensions
Loku Piston Stool

Loku Piston Stool

  • Height (in): 42¾
  • Width (in): 17½
  • Depth (in): 18
  • Weight (lbs): 11
  • Seat Height (in): 30

Shin Azumi

Born in Kobe, Japan, Shin Azumi embraces a design philosophy that merges functionality and entertainment, or enjoyment. “Design is a kind of work that provides entertainment for our lives,” he says. “Functionality is something that is quite universal and something we can share. I try to use functionality as an element of enjoyment.”

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