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Mosquito Barstool
Bart Schilder drew his inspiration from the strong graphic appeal of the wing-like seat and angular legs of Niko Kralj's 1953 Mosquito Chair, to design a new barstool. With the same split seat design and clever construction, this stool is a unique piece for hospitality and home environments.
The splayed, tapering legs and wing shaped seat create a resemblance to a mosquito, giving the stool its distinctive name. The curved plywood of seat embraces ergonomic principles creating a highly comfortable seating experience.
– Oak with a Natural finish or Black stain
– Walnut with a Natural finish
– Limited edition colours currently available
– 65cm or 75cm seat height options
– Modern Design Icon
– Made in Slovenia
Mosquito Barstool
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Mosquito Barstool
The Maker /
Rex Kralj
Rex Kralj was founded to celebrate and protect the legacy of Slovenian industrial designer Niko Krajl (1920 - 2013). The company produces many of Niko Kralj's most important designs from the mid 20th century as well as collaborating with contemporary designers who take inspiration from Kralj's design legacy.
The Designer /
Bart Schilder
Bart Schilder (1981) joined Dutch design company Moooi in 2004 and soon became responsible for the company’s product design. He worked at the intersection of product design, commerce and marketing, creating many iconic designs.
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Niko Kralj included in MoMA Permanent Collection
If you don’t know who designer Niko Kralj is, you can be forgiven. Not many people outside of Kralj’s homeland of Slovenia are familiar with his highly progressive and award-winning modern furniture designs.
