The Spoon bar stool is defined by a fluid and continuous form in which seat, support and structure are shaped as a single entity.

The seat features a subtle curvature that follows the body, allowing for a compact and supportive seating posture. The transition into the central structure is seamless, giving the object a streamlined appearance.

The height adjustment mechanism is integrated into the vertical support and remains visually discreet, preserving the purity of the form.

The multi-legged base provides stability while reinforcing the graphic quality of the structure. The combination of plastic and metal creates a balance between lightness and strength.

Within Contemporary design, the stool reflects the approach of Antonio Citterio and Toan Nguyen, where technology and form are combined into a controlled and functional whole.

The stool is used in kitchens, bar settings and project environments where an adjustable and visually clear seating solution is required.