Founder of the design office Héctor Serrano Studio established in London in 2000. Their projects combine Innovation with the communication of familiar ideas in an unusual and inventive way. The studio’s activities are divided into product, space, communication and laboratory work. In this last area they undertake research projects that allow them to put new formulas into practice, in addition to questioning existing ones.
The fruit of the collaboration with designer Héctor Serrano, this low stool for Diabla stands out for its formal synthesis and excellent use of space. Its design, characterized by a hollowed-out structure that reduces its visual weight, coexists perfectly with a solid and stable base. Having a restrained height, it becomes a highly versatile element on the terrace or in the garden, ideal for functioning as a handy, occasional informal seat, a footrest, or even as a practical side table next to loungers and sofas.
Crafted through rotational molding in completely recyclable monobloc polyethylene, it stands out for its great outdoor durability and zero maintenance, making it perfect for both residential use and open-air commercial environments. Diabla's varied color palette allows the Air low stool to act as a subtle aesthetic accent in understated tones or as a note of vibrant vitality if you opt for its boldest finishes, adapting naturally to the atmosphere of any space.
Manufacturing technique
Rotational moulding
Material
100% recyclable polyethylene
Sizes
32x26x40h cm / 13"x10"x16"h
