Lilla Snåland Stool - Stolab

Lilla Snåland Stool Lilla Snåland is a three-legged pallet where 14 spills from Lilla Åland are glued together to a seat whose shape is inspired by the Fibonacci code *. The podium quickly received a lot of attention and has already been nominated for, and received, several awards. During Elle's great design gala, ELLE Decoration Swedish Design Awards 2017, the podium received the award for Interior Decorator of the Year. The motivation was: "Fine waste wood in a beautiful and useful furniture that proves that it is best when the heart is allowed to control". Lilla Snåland has also been captured by the National Museum in Stockholm, which will have it in its new exhibition. The pallet edition will depend entirely on how many chairs by Lilla Åland that Stolab manufactures. Each seat provides two spills. Each seat for the pallet requires 14. Neither more nor less. From Stolab: "Sometimes thoughts, ideas and meetings can coincide and lead to something really fantastic. At Stolab we have long had thoughts about how we could best use the waste bits we get when we make seats for Lilla Åland. Waste pieces of an excellent core wood. We have also discussed in general how we can take our environmental responsibility to a new level in a way that is characteristic of Stolab.When the designer Marie-Louise Hellgren contacted and then visited us, the pieces fell into place. In double sense, Marie-Louise did not just see the waste pieces in our factory but also the possibilities Marie-Louise has for a long time worked on just upcycling by designing furniture and objects of used furniture and waste from new production.We found each other directly.And to make a true story short; life in Småland stones - Lilla Snåland "