Maritime objects fascinate because of their contrasting surfaces.
The roughness of corroded wood aging with beauty, blended with the industrial efficiency of metal structures.
This is the inspiration behind the Raft Barstool, created by NORM architects Kasper Rønn and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen.
They have taken a modern Scandinavian approach to create a unique piece of furniture that combines simplistic purity with a discreetly aged look.
The position of the legs allow for two seating positions, either with a single leg forward or two. The flat seat also makes the stool equally useful as a side table.
Norm Architects was founded in Copenhagen in 2008 by Danish designers Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Ronn (who have since been joined by Linda Korndal). Based in the centre of Copenhagen, Norm Architects work covers multiple disciplines including industrial design, residential architecture, commercial interiors and art direction.
The studio has designed a wide range of interior products for some of Scandinavian designs leading brands including designer lighting for &Tradition and modern furniture and home accessories for Audo Copenhagen.
