Maeve Contemporary Stool
MAEVE is the result of a collaboration between KARA & Co. and Econor Design, a contemporary stool that blends functionality with timeless aesthetics.
The sculptural metal base reflects the world of KARA & Co.: powder-coated steel that is customizable, durable, sustainable, and fully recyclable. The seat is upholstered with Econor Design fabric, and inside it features a soft foam layer combined with a supportive core of recycled polyurethane (PU) foam, created in line with a ZeroWaste approach.
What makes Maeve especially exciting is its versatility: 4 metal finishes and 4 upholstery options can be freely combined, allowing the piece to adapt seamlessly to different interiors. Whether in family homes, restaurants, or hotel spaces, Maeve integrates effortlessly, bringing natural elegance to its surroundings.
Its minimalist silhouette and Scandinavian-inspired proportions radiate both modernity and warmth. Sustainability is at the heart of the concept: powder-coated steel ensures a long lifespan, while the textiles represent durable, carefully selected quality.
Maeve is therefore more than just a stool – it is a versatile and lovable furniture piece, part of everyday life, combining function and aesthetics in perfect harmony.
Breite, Tiefe, Höhe: 400x380x480 mm
KARA & Co x Econor Design collaboration
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