ND103 Taburet | Trisse
Recommended prices from 3.355 - 4.855 DKK
The pulley that Nanna Ditzel designed in 1962 for Kolds Savværk, Kerteminde, was created based on the idea that children do not sit still for two minutes. They get up, stand on the chair, and then it falls over. The result is the Trissen, which can be turned, rolled, stacked and used for the rest of its life. It makes a great little stool for a plant or next to your armchair for a cup of coffee.
Each piece of Trissen is handmade by skilled cabinetmakers and stands as a beautiful example of Nanna Ditzel's organic style and her understanding of Danish furniture tradition.
The price depends on the choice of wood species and surface treatment.
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Specifications
Model: ND103 Category: Stool Dimensions: Ø: 40 cm and H: 36 cm Frame: Oak, ash, walnut or smoked oak Treatment: Untreated, oil, white oil, lacquer, matt lacquer, stained (blue, burgundy, gray, yellow, white, charcoal, purple, lime, mint, moss green, orange, pink, red, black, turquoise and vanilla)
Nanna Ditzel
Nanna Ditzel (1923-2005) trained as a cabinetmaker and graduated as a furniture architect from Kunsthåndværkerskolen in 1946.
"Three steps forward and two steps back
- and you're still one step forward"
Nanna Ditzel
Nanna Ditzel's work has always been driven by a strong desire for freedom and the desire for a piece of furniture to suit both the space and the person.