The Timba Stool High, designed by the London-based design studio Pearson Lloyd for Bene, translates a domestic seating typology into the context of contemporary work and meeting environments. Pearson Lloyd is known for an approach in which functionality, social interaction and architectural clarity come together.

The design combines a solid wooden four-legged structure with an upholstered seat, creating a balance between tactility and constructive simplicity. The proportions are carefully calibrated for elevated seating positions, making the model suitable for informal meeting zones, project environments and hospitality interiors.

Within Contemporary design, the Timba Stool positions itself as a connecting element between residential warmth and professional functionality. The visible wood structure highlights craftsmanship and durability, while the clean lines and reduced formal language give the object a calm architectural presence in the space.

The design reflects a contemporary vision of workplace furniture in which flexibility, comfort and material expression are balanced without visual excess.