In 2013, the Angela stool was born. It originated from a customer's request for an Antonio stool with four legs.
Behind the design
Instead of simply adding a leg to the existing stool, Fernando decided to experiment with new processes.The lathe was replaced for the router table. Thus, the legs remained round but became rectilinear. The crosspieces underwent the same process, and only the seat was turned.
Details
Made of natural or stained freijó wood, the Angela stool has slightly larger dimensions than the Antonio stool and can be used in place of a chair for an additional seat at the table.
O banco leva nome em homenagem a Angela Aragão, sogra de Fernando Mendes.