Pietro Franceschini

Medusa Stool

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The Medusa Stool is designed by Pietro Franceschini, the Italian architect behind PF|Studio, whose “neotenic design” philosophy strips forms down to a pure, almost childlike geometry. Each piece is realized through an uncompromising material chain — marble quarried and carved in Carrara, metalwork cast and finished in Florence, upholstery crafted in Milan.

Medusa takes its name from its silhouette, which recalls the trailing tentacles of a jellyfish, its legs upholstered in the same Dedar Artemidor fabric in agnello as its seat, so the whole stool reads as one continuous, softly padded form. Part of the Olympus Collection, it is a sculptural yet playful piece, softened entirely by the plush texture of its upholstery.

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Stool upholstered here in Dedar fabric Artemidor, colour agnello
Legs upholstered in matching fabric
Customer’s own material also available

Bespoke Fabrics upon request
W 60 x D 47 x H 55 cm / W 23.6″ x D 18.5″ x H 21.7″
Seating height: 55 cm / 21.7″
Fabric required: 3.2 m / 3.5 yd
Handmade in Italy
Production lead time: 12 weeks
Firmness The level of firmness can be adapted upon request, according to your preferences. Contact us or add comments at checkout.
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  • soft
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