ML 42 Bar Stool
When Mogens Lassen wanted to create a stool that was an extension of the body, he looked to those used by shoemakers, transferring their light and elegant look to his sculptural three-legged design. Now considered a collector’s item, the ML42 was first designed in 1942. Shaped from wood to support the body, it is offered in three different heights, each featuring a moulded seat and tripod-like legs. The addition of a metal foot bar on the bar and counter versions ensures further comfort when seated for extended periods. Lightweight and easy to move around, it is offered in black-stained beech, soap treated oak and brown-oiled oak.
When Mogens Lassen wanted to create a stool that was an extension of the body, he looked to those used by shoemakers, transferring their light and elegant look to his sculptural three-legged design. Now considered a collector’s item, the ML42 was first designed in 1942. Shaped from wood to support the body, it is offered in three different heights, each featuring a moulded seat and tripod-like legs. The addition of a metal foot bar on the bar and counter versions ensures further comfort when seated for extended periods. Lightweight and easy to move around, it is offered in black-stained beech, soap treated oak and brown-oiled oak.
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When Mogens Lassen wanted to create a stool that was an extension of the body, he looked to those used by shoemakers, transferring their light and elegant look to his sculptural three-legged design. Now considered a collector’s item, the ML42 was first designed in 1942. Shaped from wood to support the body, it is offered in three different heights, each featuring a moulded seat and tripod-like legs. The addition of a metal foot bar on the bar and counter versions ensures further comfort when seated for extended periods. Lightweight and easy to move around, it is offered in black-stained beech, soap treated oak and brown-oiled oak.
