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OCTOBER 2OO8 Omslag ORIGINAL_vitlogo.indd 2-3
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Ny sid 1 inlaga.indd 1
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Quality has to be part of the equation at very birth of each idea. Quality in the intention, in the form, the function, the means and the materials. Quality can never be an afterthought.
Bimbo.indd 2
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how 4
product facts 136 designers 154 future 158 Bimbo.indd 3
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Sustainable development Since the beginning in 1986, Blå Station has conducted our business in an environmentally aware manner and in accordance with the high standards expected for sustainable development. This means we only use materials of the highest quality, which are as renewable and recyclable as possible. All our furniture is made in Sweden which means we can control the production process from concept to delivery. Now, more than ever before, there is a focus on how our natural resources are used and the resulting consequences on our climate and environment. Our environmental control system is in accordance with ISO 14001 – which among other things, proves that we have an environmental policy. It also goes to show we can continuously and systematically improve our carbon footprint by targeting specific goals. To help our clients make an environmentally aware choice, and to obtain official recognition of our environmental work, we have chosen to brand sections of our range with the Nordic Swan. This is only a start, with a handful of products; many more will follow. The Swan is the official Nordic Ecolabel, introduced by the Nordic Council of Ministers. The Swan represents a non-profit, environmental organisation. The Swan’s Ecolabel vision is a sustainable society, in which future generations can benefit from the same conditions and opportunities as we ourselves do. The Swan’s environmental requirements cover the entire life cycle of the product, from raw material to waste management. Even quality and functional requirements are included. Swan-labelled furniture have a low impact on the environment and fulfil high criteria on quality and function. Swan-labelled furniture will last a long time. That in itself is an advantage for the environment. Furniture stamped with the Swan logo has been through stringent tests of durability, strength, safety and stability. The requirements are particularly high for furniture that will be used in public areas. The commitment to high quality is complimented by environmental requirements which span everything from the source of the tree to a minimal use of varying dangerous chemicals. The Swan logo places strict requirements on which chemicals are permitted, in order to protect health and the environment. At the very least, it contributes to a better working environment during the manufacturing process. There are minimal amounts of environmentally dangerous substances in glue, varnishes and paints. Fabrics and fillings fulfil strict chemical regulations. Production waste must be stored when furniture filling is manufactured. Furniture with the Swan label is also constructed in a way that is easy to recycle. The Swan logo demonstrates that a product is a good environmental choice. For more information on the Swan label, please visit: www.svanen.nu or www.ecolabel.se
Bimbo.indd 4
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Bimbo.indd 5
08-09-11 19.51.53
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08-09-11 20.05.18
design: Peter Brandt 1994
bimbo
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Bimbo.indd 7
08-09-12 15.19.11
A stool is a tool BIMBO started off as a small colourful sketch on the back of a presentation for another product. We liked the sketch and Peter Brandt was given the assignment to further develop his idea – based on his simple drawing of a small stackable stool, which he later named BIMBO. It can be used pretty much anywhere one needs a temporary little place to sit or something to balance a foot on when one can’t quite reach and, of course, as a movable small table.
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Bimbo.indd 8
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bimbo & sรถndag
bimbo
sรถndag
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Bimbo.indd 9
08-09-15 11.06.36
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Sparta New.indd 2
08-09-11 16.14.54
design: Bรถrge Lindau 1993
sparta
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Sparta New.indd 3
08-09-11 16.54.13
1 folded chair: 27mm. 10 folded chairs: 27 cm. 100 folded chairs: 2.7 metres. SPARTA is something unusual; a comfortable folding chair that functions well – both folded and unfolded. SPARTA is collapsible and can be opened in both directions. SPARTA is a no compromise chair. When Börge Lindau designed SPARTA, his objective was to utilise the construction to its maximum. He achieved this with the remarkable width of just 27mm –when the chair is folded!
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Sparta New.indd 4
08-09-15 11.05.05
sparta
trolley for up to 26 folded chairs
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Sparta New.indd 5
08-09-12 15.34.46
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Small island.indd 2
08-09-10 09.27.55
design: Tomoyuki Matsuoka 2OO1
island
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Small island.indd 3
08-09-10 09.31.22
small island
big island
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Small island.indd 4
08-09-09 13.46.36
island
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Small island.indd 5
08-09-09 13.46.57
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New sting3.indd 2
08-09-11 13.30.23
design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO3
sting
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New sting3.indd 3
08-09-11 13.31.1
A chair by the metre. All progressive development and every innovation must be born of knowledge. Sting is really an ordinary chair, but manufactured in an extraordinary way. Sting would never have existed if we’d listened to the experts – people who knew their materials and industrial processes inside out. But our wants, wishes and willpower proved irresistibly infectious…and the impossible became possible. Sting is for indoor and outdoor use and is 1OO% recyclable.
sting trolley for up to 50 chairs
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New sting3.indd 4
08-09-15 09.46.41
sting & sting bench
sting bench
sting with leather
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New sting3.indd 5
08-09-12 16.19.19
sting & level
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New sting3.indd 6
08-09-12 16.28.30
design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO4
level
level table & level pedestal base heights 480, 600, 720, 900, 1070 mm
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New sting3.indd 7
08-09-12 16.25.37
writing table for projects
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New sting3.indd 8
08-09-11 14.07.41
sting
sting linkingdevice
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New sting3.indd 9
08-09-12 16.53.23
sting & bit
sting removable seat pad
sting ďŹ xed seat pads
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New sting3.indd 10
08-09-12 16.33.00
design: Bรถrge Lindau 1992
bit
bit table & bit pedestal base heights 480, 600, 720, 900, 1070 mm
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New sting3.indd 11
08-09-12 16.33.47
sting in anodised colours & folded clip tables
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New sting3.indd 12
08-09-11 13.39.49
sting & clip
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New sting3.indd 13
08-09-11 13.40.5
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New sting3.indd 14
08-09-11 13.40.50
design: Jonas Forsman 2OO5
clip
clip basic & clip light weight sizes 1400 x 600 mm, 1400 x 800 mm, 1850 x 800 mm
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New sting3.indd 15
08-09-15 10.01.01
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Gecco.indd 2
08-09-10 09.48.5
design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO6
gecco
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Gecco.indd 3
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Gecco.indd 4
08-09-15 09.29.42
gecco
gecco & level for indoor and outdoor use
gecco 650 mm
gecco 820 mm
level table height 1070 mm
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Gecco.indd 5
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New Chair 69.indd 2
08-09-10 15.06.59
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO5
chair 69
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New Chair 69.indd 3
08-09-15 09.38.9
Screwless. Chair 69 is constructed, manufactured and assembled in a unique design without screws, welding or unnecessary straps – a problem solved with logic and mathematics. To enable domestic production of a relatively simple shell chair, we needed to break new ground without cutting corners or compromising on quality. Chair 69 is a new shell chair made in a smarter, more cost efďŹ cient and environmentally friendly way.
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New Chair 69.indd 4
08-09-15 10.25.11
chair 69
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New Chair 69.indd 5
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New Chair 69.indd 6
08-09-15 13.05.57
chair 69
level table height 720 mm
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New Chair 69.indd 7
08-09-15 10.30.38
trolley for up to 30 chairs
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New Chair 69.indd 8
08-09-15 10.49.37
chair 69
linking device
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New Chair 69.indd 9
08-09-15 10.50.9
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Boo New.indd 2
08-09-10 16.58.15
design: Stefan Borselius 2OO8
boo
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Boo New.indd 3
08-09-10 16.59.31
Sitting democracy – fits like a glove. Many have been given the assignment to make a comfortable chair, but to complete such a task so that everybody, whether tall or short, fat or thin, sits just as comfortably is probably quite unusual. With its small dimensions Boo is welcoming in a generous, warm way. The sound-absorbent Formfelt is laminated with either a durable microfibre fabric or leather. BOO is part of a family in which all models are built with the same materials and technique. BOO is 100% recyclable.
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Boo New.indd 4
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boo
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Boo New.indd 5
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Boo New.indd 6
08-09-10 17.00.38
boo
big bit table height 720 mm
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Boo New.indd 7
08-09-15 11.18.57
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Peek.indd 2
08-09-10 09.39.40
design: Stefan Borselius 2OO7 - 2OO8
peek
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Peek.indd 3
08-09-10 09.40.10
peek 4
bit table height 720mm
swivel peek
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Peek.indd 4
08-09-15 08.16.6
peek & peek swivel
bit table 4-star base height 720mm
peek heigh
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Peek.indd 5
08-09-09 19.56.6
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Peekaboo New.indd 2
08-09-10 20.31.30
design: Stefan Borselius 2OO5
peekaboo
Smallest of rooms. At a time when we’re breaking down existing barriers to facilitate meetings and shared encounters, new needs soon arise. The thought of enjoying peace and quiet after a stressful day. Add to that the thought of how few furniture products actually help minimise noise and create a temporary place for relaxation and recovery. One can’t help but conjure up a small room for reflection and seclusion. Peekaboo is available both with and without hood.
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Peekaboo New.indd 3
08-09-10 20.31.53
swivel peekaboo
swivel peek
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Peekaboo New.indd 4
08-09-15 08.39.58
peekaboo & peek
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Peekaboo New.indd 5
08-09-15 08.40.49
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Peekaboo New.indd 6
08-09-10 20.32.53
peekaboo
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Peekaboo New.indd 7
08-09-10 20.33.15
peekaboo with double laminated Formfelt, in- and outside of Loop
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Peekaboo New.indd 8
08-09-15 08.55.43
peekaboo
swivel peekaboo with leather
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Peekaboo New.indd 9
08-09-15 11.39.7
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Innovation C.indd 2
08-09-10 10.24.26
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO1
innovation C
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Innovation C.indd 3
08-09-10 10.24.47
Thoughtful shapes that meet contemporary needs. Armchair, desk, chair...Innovation C is the playfully innovative advance on traditional furniture. Fredrik Mattson has taken the fundamental elements from several different furniture pieces and compiled them in a new and beautiful way. Innovation C lets you work, rest, talk, enjoy coffee...do almost anything – except maybe sleep! We think tomorrow’s furniture will demand more than just one obvious function in a stereotypical room. Its not just about compact living – more like Smart Furniture adaptable to new, everchanging environments.
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Innovation C.indd 4
08-09-15 09.12.27
innovation C
innovation C with footplate in stainless steel for projects
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Innovation C.indd 5
08-09-10 08.13.8
innovation C with add-on writing table
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Innovation C.indd 6
08-09-10 08.13.34
innovation C
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Innovation C.indd 7
08-09-10 08.14.7
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Innovation C.indd 8
08-09-15 09.45.07
innovation C
bit table height 480 mm
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Innovation C.indd 9
08-09-12 15.56.37
kit
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO2 - O6
bit table height 600 mm
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Elle.indd 2
08-09-10 17.54.27
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO2 - O5
elle
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Elle.indd 3
08-09-10 17.54.54
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Elle.indd 4
08-09-10 17.55.13
elle & kit
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Elle.indd 5
08-09-10 17.55.31
elle beam for public spaces
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Elle.indd 6
08-09-12 16.02.53
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO2 - O8
elle beam
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Elle.indd 7
08-09-10 17.56.5
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New Polstergeist.indd 2
08-09-09 20.35.51
design: Christine Schwarzer 2OOO
polstergeist
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New Polstergeist.indd 3
08-09-09 20.37.7
occhio
design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO6
occhio tables Ă˜470, Ă˜650 mm. height 350, 400 mm
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New Polstergeist.indd 4
08-09-12 16.05.03
polstergeist & occhio
Someone’s present, even when no one’s there. Polstergeist is a Danish play on the words “Polster” which means upholstered furniture and “geist” which means euphoria. The word and shape are related and Polstergeist emerges from the floor like a spirit.
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New Polstergeist.indd 5
08-09-15 09.52.02
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New Polstergeist.indd 6
08-09-09 20.39.25
polstergeist
tĂŞte-a-tĂŞte
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New Polstergeist.indd 7
08-09-09 20.39.47
contrasting fabric on side panels and edges
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New Polstergeist.indd 8
08-09-09 20.40.10
polstergeist
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New Polstergeist.indd 9
08-09-09 20.40.28
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Snooze.indd 2
08-09-10 11.30.58
design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO4
snooze
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Snooze.indd 3
08-09-10 11.31.29
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New Fatback.indd 2
08-09-10 18.48.40
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO5
fatback
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New Fatback.indd 3
08-09-10 18.49.14
Sit as you are. The construction is based on how people in a public environment actually sit and use sofas. The original design task was exactly that: to observe how people sit and how sofas are constructed. The result was a connectable easy chair and a couch with a thick back that one can sit on and a curvy back that supports both upright and more relaxed seating. Fatback: when form follows function.
occhio tables Ă˜470, Ă˜650 mm. height 350, 400 mm
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New Fatback.indd 4
08-09-15 11.14.13
fatback
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New Fatback.indd 5
08-09-15 11.14.35
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New Fatback.indd 6
08-09-10 18.50.36
fatback
occhio table Ă˜470 mm
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New Fatback.indd 7
08-09-10 18.50.53
fatback
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New Fatback.indd 8
08-09-10 18.51.20
design: Tomoyuki Matsuoka 2OO1
island
small island
big island
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New Fatback.indd 9
08-09-10 18.53.17
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New Qvarto.indd 2
08-09-15 11.24.35
design: Lindau & Lindekrantz 1965 redesign: Bรถrge Lindau 1999
qvarto
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New Qvarto.indd 3
08-09-10 19.54.46
qvarto with under frame of chromed steel
bit table height 480 mm
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New Qvarto.indd 4
08-09-15 13.12.40
qvarto
qvarto with under frame of solid birch
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New Qvarto.indd 5
08-09-15 13.15.01
qvarto corner table
qvarto low table
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New Qvarto.indd 6
08-09-15 13.15.33
qvarto
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New Qvarto.indd 7
08-09-15 08.17.56
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New Qvarto.indd 8
08-09-10 19.57.51
qvarto
big island
New Qvarto.indd 9
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08-09-10 19.58.47
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New Fellow.indd 2
08-09-15 08.21.10
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO8
fellow
The chameleon. When nearly all sofas and armchairs are covered with one of the company’s chosen materials, Fellow offers you the opportunity to choose and cover your armchair or sofa with whatever meets your tastes and needs. Perhaps a more conservative choice for a business man in a meeting on Wall Street? Or, why not something colourful for fun loving people in a hotel lobby? The only limits are your creativity. Be part of the result!
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New Fellow.indd 3
08-09-12 11.46.4
babel
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO8
babel table in 7 heights
TBC 2
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New Fellow.indd 4
08-09-15 08.23.12
fellow & babel
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New Fellow.indd 5
08-09-09 19.12.49
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New Fellow.indd 6
08-09-15 08.36.28
fellow & fellow island
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New Fellow.indd 7
08-09-15 08.36.57
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TBC.indd 2
08-09-15 08.39.42
design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO7
The Black Chair collection
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TBC.indd 3
08-09-10 17.24.46
Why waste good wood? It is time for enlightenment. Trees do not grow on factory floors. We have enlisted the aid of history, following up leads and ideas all the way from the tomb of Tutankhamun up and to the late 1800s. Our ambition has been to interpret and analyse the associations, feelings and sensations that a wooden chair arouses. Wood is a renewable natural resource growing right outside our doors. So why not use it? And use it well… “The Black Chair collection” is more than just a wooden chair – in whatever colour you prefer.
TBC 1 covered in 24 carat gold leaves
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TBC.indd 4
08-09-15 13.23.01
TBC
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TBC.indd 5
08-09-15 08.49.25
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TBC.indd 6
08-09-10 17.27.29
TBC
TBC 4
TBC 3
TBC 2
TBC 1 with upholstered seat
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TBC.indd 7
08-09-15 12.03.37
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New Gutang.indd 2
08-09-10 10.31.28
design: Johan Lindau 1994
gutang
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New Gutang.indd 3
08-09-16 13.56.47
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New Gutang.indd 4
08-09-09 17.31.42
gutang
gutang 460 mm
bit table height 720 mm
New Gutang.indd 5
gutang 820 mm
bargutang 820 mm
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08-09-09 17.46.57
ping-pong
design: Johan Lindau 2OO3
ping-pong table height 1070 mm
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gecco 820 mm
New Gutang.indd 6
08-09-09 17.49.14
design: Bรถrge Lindau 1993
simsalabim
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New Gutang.indd 7
08-09-15 12.53.15
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Oblado.indd 2
08-09-11 18.36.14
design: Börge Lindau 1986 - 1999
oblado
A round around the round....looking around..... Could be just simple curiosity, a technical possibility around a round veneer-ring in birch-wood. Later on, Börge Lindau had difficulty to make up his mind, whether a small round seat would have three or four legs, or just one, whether a seat must have a back to lean on, and how...?... with three or four legs...and how high above the sea would one like to sit, on three or four legs...with a back to lean on or not...?...and other things....He just could not make up his mind...couldn’t exclude. So it turned into a little family...OBLADO.
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Oblado.indd 3
08-09-15 13.02.6
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Oblado.indd 4
08-09-15 13.11.55
oblado
hรถvding
B4 470, 650, 820 mm
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Oblado.indd 5
08-09-15 13.12.21
juli & september for in- and outdoor use juli
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Oblado.indd 6
08-09-15 13.40.6
oblado
hรถvding & L1 table height 590 mm pop 470, 650, 820 mm
L1 table height 1060 mm
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Oblado.indd 7
08-09-15 13.40.31
oblado
be plus
trolley for up to 24 chairs
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Oblado.indd 8
08-09-11 18.45.3
design: Annette Petersson & Lotta Josefsson 1996
sรถndag
sรถndag with upholstered seat
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Oblado.indd 9
08-09-11 18.45.20
common one
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Oblado.indd 10
08-09-15 13.43.56
oblado
common too
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Oblado.indd 11
08-09-15 12.47.39
mim 12
design: Johan Lindau 2OOO
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Oblado.indd 12
08-09-11 18.46.39
oblado
mim 12 820 mm
mim 33 450 mm
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Oblado.indd 13
08-09-11 18.47.2
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New Gate.indd 2
08-09-10 13.09.56
design: Bรถrge Lindau & Johan Lindau 1994
gate
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New Gate.indd 3
08-09-15 14.09.01
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New Gate.indd 4
08-09-09 20.58.19
gate
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New Gate.indd 5
08-09-16 10.23.02
product facts
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fakta sid 136.indd 1
08-09-11 12.55.11
b ÊOÈO Stool of compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Stackable. Seat height Seat Width Depth Weight kg
440 388x220 426 310 2,3
Design: Peter Brandt 1994
bimbo
S dagÊOÈÓ Bench of compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Stay of lacquered or chromed steel. Accessories: Upholstered seat in leather or fabric. Seat height Overall height Length Width Weight kg
450 485 1100 370 10.5
Design: Anette Petersson & Lotta Josefsson 1996
söndag
Design: Börge Lindau 1987
be plus
eÊ« ÕtÊ ³ Folding chair. Frame in black lacquered steel. Back, seat rim & seat centre in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Accessories: Wall hook, trolley and linking device. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ø Folded Weight kg
460 710 480 420 380 480x815x30 3.8
Design: Börge Lindau 1993
sparta
S«aÀÌaÊ 15 Folding chair with reversible seat. Frame in lacquered or chromed steel. Back & seat rims in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Back & seat inserts in stained or natural lacquered birch veneer. Accessories: wall hook, trolley and linking device. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seath width Folded Weight kg
460 790 480 490 380 480x910x27 4,1
sparta 137
Fakta sider orig 2.indd 1
08-09-15 15.25.04
Pa ĂŠ Ă“ Legs in stainless or black electrolytically lacquered steel. Seat rim and seat centre in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Seat centre can be leather covered. Stackable in seat height 470mm.
pall
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1986
Seat height Width Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
470 380 380 4.0
650 380 380 6.3
820 380 380 7.1
4 Legs in stainless or black electrolytically lacquered steel. Seat rim and seat centre in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Seat centre can be leather covered. Stackable in seat height 470mm.
B4
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1986
Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
470 720 425 430 380 4,8
650 820 425 430 380 7.1
820 990 425 430 380 7,9
P 7Ê Ç Legs in stainless or black electrolytically lacquered steel. Seat rim and seat centre in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Seat centre can be leather covered. Backrest in lacquered steel or leather covered. Stackable in seat height 470mm.
pop
juli
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1986
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1988
Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
470 830 380 440 380 5.0
650 1010 380 440 380 7.0
820 1180 380 440 380 8.1
Ă• ĂŠOÇ,ĂŠSe7ĂŒe beÀÊ ĂŠ Chair & table suitable for either exterior or interior use. Frame in galvanised steel. Backrest, seat & tabletop in lacquered steel. Accessories: Removable seatpad Dot in wool with a non-slip backing. ĂŠ ĂŠ OÇÊ ĂŠ Seat height 470 Overall height 840 Width 400 Depth 465 Seat Ă˜ 400 Table height 720 Table top Ă˜ 680 Weight kg 5.1
1Ă“ Barstool with frame in chromed steel. Seat rim in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Upholstered seat in leather or fabric.
mim 12
Design: Johan Lindau 2OOO
Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
820 820 380/460 380/460 380 6.0
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08-09-16 07.20.07
ĂŠO eĂŠ 4O Legs & seat rim of compression moulded layer-glued natural lacquered birch. Back & seat in stained or natural lacquered birch veneer. The seat can be upholstered in fabric or leather. Built in linking device of lacquered steel. Stackable and linkable. Accessories: trolley and fitting for suspending chair from table. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
450 850 500 540 430 4,1
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1992
commone one
ĂŠT ĂŠ 41 Legs in chromed steel. Seat rim of compression moulded layer-glued birch. Back & seat in stained or natural lacquered birch veneer. The seat can be upholstered in fabric or leather. Accessories: trolley, linking device and fitting for suspending chair from table. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
450 870 500 540 430 4,2
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1998
commone too
Ûd gÊ 8 Ê&Ê 8 Swivel base in steel with a stainless steel crown on a lacquered footplate. Seat rim in compression moulded layer-glued birch. Seat centre in birch veneer, leather covered or upholstered. Back in birch veneer, perforated birch veneer or leather. Armrests can be available for projects/contract sales. Backrest can be Ebru patterned.
Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
B8M 445 925 510 620 480 12.5
B8L 445 1195 535 675 480 14.0
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1986
hĂśvding
ĂŠ aââÊ 8 Swivel base in steel with a stainless steel crown on a lacquered footplate. Seat rim in compression moulded layer-glued birch. Seat centre in birch veneer, leather or upholstered. Back in birch veneer or leather. Backrest can be Ebru patterned. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
445 925 480 620 480 12,5
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1986
jazz
ĂŠĂŽĂŽ Frame in chromed steel. Seat rim & backrest in compression moulded layer-glued birch. Upholstered seat/back in leather or fabric. Linkable table, height 750, diameter 360mm in chromed steel & birch veneer. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat Ă˜ Weight kg
450 710 630 570 480 6.5
Design: BĂśrge Lindau 1999
mim 33 139
Fakta sider orig 2.indd 3
08-09-16 10.27.44
nA-20-u
sting O30
Sv-50-u
RD-25-u
RAL 9010
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO3
yW-40-u
sting O3O
standard colours
OR-35-i
Li-30-i
GD-30-u
none standard colours of anodised aluminium (for more non standard colours, ask us for a colour chart) minimum quantity 30 pcs
SÌ gÊOÎOÊ Stackable and linkable chair. Seat and backrest in extruded, anodised aluminium. Standard colours: natural, black and red. Seat and backrests can be lacquered in a specific RAL powder-coated colour for projects. White powder-coated lacquer is standard. Legs in stainless steel. Plastic feet. Can be used indoors and outdoors. The seat and backrest can be covered with naturally tanned leather. A light weight version of Sting O30 is available for quantities of 40 pcs or more.
sting armchair O3O A
accessories
accessories
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO3
À c a ÀÊOÎä Stackable and linkable armchair. Seat and backrest in extruded, anodised aluminium. Standard colours: natural, black and red. Seat and backrests can be lacquered in a specific RAL powder-coated colour for projects. White powder-coated lacquer is standard. Legs in stainless steel. Plastic feet. Armrest of moulded polyurethane in black. Can be used indoors and outdoors. The seat and backrest can be covered with naturally tanned leather. ccett À et: Seatpad D30 in moulded black polyurethane. Seatpad in hot-moulded foam covered with Gabriel Comfort fabric in two versions; half pad D33 for seat only or a full seat/back pad D31. Removable round seatpad Dot that can be taken on and off the chair. Trolley in galvanised steel Stacks up to 50 chairs in a trolley. Linking device. Writing table for projects. Plastic feet with felt.
Seat height Overall height Seat width Total width Seat depth Total depth Weight kg Light weight kg
OÎäÊ 455 810 400 530 400 540 6,0 4,5
OÎä ÊÊÊÊÊÊ 455 810 400 530 400 540 7,0
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SÌ gÊ e c ÊOÎÓÊ&ÊOÎÓ Stackable and linkable bench with or without armrests. Seat and backrest in extruded natural anodised aluminium. Other colurs for projects. Legs in stainless steel. Armrest of moulded polyurethane in black. Can be used indoors and outdoors. Accessories: Linking device. Seat height Overall height Seat width Total width Seat depth Total depth Weight kg
455 810 1000 1130 400 540 13,0
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO3
sting bench
ecc ÊOÎÎ Stackable bar and kitchen stool with seat and foot profile in extruded anodised aluminium. Same standard colours as with Sting. Alternatively the seat and foot profile can be lacquered in a specific RAL powder-coated colour for projects. Stainless steel legs. The seat can be all covered with naturally tanned leather. Can be used indoors and outdoors. Seat height Overall height Total width Seat depth Wieght kg
650 705 475 425 6,2
820 875 480 425 6,8
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO6
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO5
gecco
chair 69
a ÀÊÈ ÊOÈ Stackable and linkable chair. Legs in chromed tubular steel. Plastic feet. Seat shell in compression moulded layer-glued beech. Available with surface in natural lacquered birch veneer, white or black stained birch veneer or in lacquered oak veneer. Other colours or finishes for projects on request. À c a ÀÊÈ ÊOÈ Stackable and linkable chair and armchair. Legs in chromed tubular steel. Plastic feet. Armrest in black rubber. Seat shell in compression moulded layer-glued beech. Available with surface in natural lacquered birch veneer, white or black stained birch veneer or in lacquered oak veneer. Other colours or finishes for projects on request.
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO5
armchair 69A
ccett À et: Linking device. Trolley in galvanised steel for up to 30 chairs and upholstered seats. Plastic feet with felt.
Seat height Overall height Width Seat depth Total depth Weight kg
OÈ Ê 460 797 505 495 550 4,7
OÈ 460 797 505 495 550 5,0
accessories 141
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08-09-16 10.03.38
ÕÌa gÊOÓ4 Chair and high barstool. Frame of solid lacquered birch or oiled oak. Seat & back in stained lacquered birch. Plastic feet. aÀgÕÌa gÊOÓ5 Barstool. Frame of solid lacquered birch or oiled oak. Seat in stained lacquered birch. Plastic feet.
gutang
bargutang
O24 Design: Johan Lindau 1994
O25
Seat height Overall height Width Depth Weight kg
O24 460 860 330 425 5.8
O24 820 1220 330 425 7,9
O25 820 820 325 295 5,7
TBC 1
The Black Chair collection
Fredrik Mattson 2OO7
TBC 2
The Black Chair collection
small island O8O
Design: Tomoyuki Matsuoka 2OO1
T ÊT eÊ ac Ê a ÀÊc ecÌ A lacquered wooden chair collection made in solid lacquered hardwood from Swedish forests. Seat and back in compression moulded birch veneer. Plastic feet. Any colour in the NCS-colour chart is possible. Black, white and 24 carat gold are standard. TBC1 and TBC2 are available with upholstered seat in fabric or leather. TBC 3
TBC 4
Seat height Total height Width Seat depth Total depth Weight kg
T 1Ê 380 749 666 500 688 6,7
T ÓÊ 450 790 486 390 497 4,8
T ÎÊ 650 958 438 345 443 5,1
T 4 820 831 471 280 280 4,5
S a Ê t a dÊO8O Folding bench. Frame in chromed steel. Seat in layer-glued birch, upholstered in leather or fabric. gÊ t a dÊO8Ó Folding round bench. Frame in chromed steel. Seat in layer-glued birch, upholstered in leather or fabric. Big and Small Island are also available as tables, see page 146.
big island O82
Design: Tomoyuki Matsuoka 2OO1
Seat height Width Diametre Depth Folded Weight kg
O8OÊbe c ÊÊ 455 1330 550 1280x838x77 11.5
O8ÓÊbe c 455 1155 550 1245x1245x77 10,3
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08-09-16 08.36.26
ÊO48 Stackable chair with a shell in moulded black Formfelt. Inside of shell in fabric Loop, Dinamica or leather. Legs in chromed or black lacquered tubular steel. Grey or Off-white Formfelt is available for projects. Accessories: Trolley and different kinds of feet, ask us. Ê Ê Seat height 455 Overall height 830 Seat width 500 Total width 530 Seat depth 435 Total depth 530 Weight kg 4,5
peek low O45L
peek high O45H
Design: Stefan Borselius 2OO8
peek4 O47H
peek4 047H
Design: Stefan Borselius 2OO7 Pee Ê ÜÊO45 ,ÊPee Ê g ÊO45 ,ÊPee 4ÊO4Ç ,ÊSÜ Ûe ÊPee ÊO4È Small easy-chair and chair with a shell in moulded black Formfelt. Inside of shell in Kvadrat Loop. Cantilever base, 4 legs or Swivel base with auto-return in chromed steel. Grey or Off-white Formfelt is available for projects. Accessories: Padded seat cushion in Kvadrat Loop. Peek4 is available with chromed wheels. O4Ç O45 Ê O45 O4È Seat height 380 455 455 Overall height 770 855 855 Width 540 540 540 Seat depth 470 470 470 Total depth 570 570 570 Weight kg 6,4 6,7 6,9
boo
peek
swivel peek O46H
Design: Stefan Borselius 2OO7
swivel peek
Design: Stefan Borselius 2OO5
peekaboo
Pee ab ÊO44,ÊSÜ Ûe ÊPee ab ÊO4Î A wing chair with a shell in moulded grey or black Formfelt. Inside of shell in fabric Kvadrat Loop or in leather. The shell can be covered with fabric Loop on both outside and inside. Cantilever or swivel base with auto-return in chromed steel. Hood in Formfelt with a plexi-glass panel is also available. Off-white Formfelt is available for projects. Accessories: Padded seat cushion in Kvadrat Loop or leather. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat depth Weight kg
380 1210 700 762 485 9,4
Design: Stefan Borselius 2OO5
swivel peekaboo 143
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ÛaÌ Ê ÊOÇO Multi-function swivel seat. Swivel base of stainless steel column on a silver lacquered footplate. Frame of steel & wood. Upholstered seat/back/table in moulded CMHR polyurethane foam covered with fabric or leather. Available with auto-return. Accessories; Add-on table in lacquered steel. Footplate in stainless steel. Swivel base for anchoring to the floor.
innovation C
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO1
Seat height Overall height Width Depth Seat width Top width Weight kg
480 750 700 650 350 250 23.0
ÌÊOÇ5 Easy-chair with frame of steel and wood. Cantilever base in chromed steel. Moulded polyurethane foam upholstered with fabric or leather. Available in one or 2 tones of the same fabric/leather. We recommend a darker colour in the lower part and a lighter colour on top.
kit
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO2-6
Seat height Total height Total width Seat depth Total depth Weight kg
420 715 500 490 760 12,0
eÊOÇ4 Easy-chair with frame of steel and wood. Swivel base with auto-return in lacquered steel. Moulded polyurethane foam upholstered with fabric or leather. Available in one or 2 tones of the same fabric/leather. We recommend a darker colour in the lower part and a lighter colour on top.
elle
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO2-5
polstergeist
polstergeist
Design: Christine Schwarzer 2OOO
Seat height Total height Total width Seat depth Total depth Weight kg
420 715 500 490 760 21,0
P tÌeÀge tÌÊSÓO Upholstered sofa/bench. Frame of steel & wood. Upholstery of moulded polyurethane foam covered with leather or fabric. Runners in chromed steel. The system provides possibilities of none, one or two backrests. The backrests can also be placed in a tête à tête position. It is possible to have side panels and edges in contrasting colours. Available in CMHR foam for projects. Accessories: Extended foot to prevent sofa from touching wall.
Seat height Overall height Total width Depth Seat depth Weight kg
be c ÊÊ1 ÓÊbac ÀetÌtÊÊÊÌêÌeÊàÊÌêÌe 410 410 410 410 750 750 1980 1980 1980 480 690 930 450 500 500 32 38-44 44
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S âeÊO4O,ÊS âeÊR c ÊO4OR Lounge chair. Frame of compression-moulded veneer. Padding with ornamentation in hot-moulded foam covered with black leather or Goya Red Alcantara. Tubular steel base in a chromed finish. Other colours available for projects on request. Seat height Overall height Width Depth Total depth Seat width Weight kg
350 650 675 500 740 560 9.0
aÌbac ÊSÌÀa g ÌÊSO1,Ê aÌbac ÊR Õ dÊSOÓ Linkable easy-chair/modular sofa. The straight section can be used as an easy-chair and the curved section is an add-on section for building modular sofas. Frame of steel and wood. Moulded polyurethane foam upholstered in fabric or leather. Chromed steel legs. Available with CMHR foam for projects. Accessories: Linking device. SO1Ê 355 605 600 600 566 1000
snooze
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO4
SO2
Seat height Total height Width back Width front Seat depth Total depth Whole circle Inner diameter Outer diameter
O4OR
O4O
SOÓ 355 605 700 400 566 1000 20 pcs 2500 4500
e ÜÊSÎO Linkable club chair and modular sofa system with or without armrests. Frame of wood. Moulded polyurethane padding and polyether foam. Personalise it by making your own selection of fabrics or leather. Each Fellow section can be covered in 1 - 3 different colours/fabrics. Maximum 1 colour per part (front of seat, middle part incl.armrests and backrest) Base in chromed or lacquered steel. Fellow is available with different height possibilities for project. Ê Ê Seat height 380 Overall height 720 Width 600 Seat depth 585 Total depth 815 Weight kg 20-25 /section
SO1
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO5
fatback
fatback
Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO8
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qvarto
Design: Börge Lindau 1999 ( Lindau & Lindekrantz 1965)
qvarto QÛaÀÌ ÊS1O Modular sofa system. Each piece can be used Independently or in combination. Inner frame of wood. Polyether foam upholstery covered with leather or fabric. Base of chromed steel. Also available with under frame of solid lacquered birch or oiled oak. Table Qvarto L10 in cross-veneer with white laminate surface. Other finishes available for projects on request. Ê Ê Seat height Overall height Seat width Total width Depth Seat depth
qvarto
small island L8O
Design: Tomoyuki Matsuoka 2OO1
c À eÀÊ ÊÊ dd eÊÊÊÊÊ tÌ ÊÊ c À eÀÊ Ê Ê Ê Ìab eÊ 400 400 400 800 800 550 770 660 770 660 660 660 770 770 660 660 570 570
ÜÊ Ìab e
Ê
400 660 660
S a Ê t a dÊ 8O Folding table. Frame in chromed steel. Top of layer-glued birch finished in oak veneer, white or black laminate. gÊ t a dÊ 8Ó Folding table. Frame in chromed steel. Top of layer-glued birch finished in oak veneer, white or black laminate. Other finnishes available for projects. Big and Small Island is available as bench, see page 142.
big island L82
Design: Tomoyuki Matsuoka 2OO1
Table height Width Diameter Folded Weight kg
8äÊÌab eÊ 410 1325 1280x838x77 11.5
8ÓÊÌab e 410 1150 1245x1245x77 10,3
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Occ Ê 8È Three legged coffee table. Tray in laminated wood. The small size comes in many plain colours or patterned. The large size comes in white or patterned. Chromed steel legs in two heights available for both sizes of table tops. Delivered knock-down. For shops it comes in a flat box. Can be customized for projects. You can find colours and patterns at www.blastation.se Table height Diameter Weight kg
350 470
400 650 2,1 - 4,1
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO6
occhio
1 Table with pedestal & footplate in lacquered steel. Spokes in stainless steel. Table rim in compression moulded layer-glued birch (stained or natural lacquered). Table top in glass. Other finishes available on request.
Table heights Table top Ø Footplate Ø Weight kg
590 480 450
710 580
890 680
1060
11,4 - 13,5
Design: Börge Lindau 1987
L1
abe Ê ÎO Column table with rings of compression moulded layer-glued birch lacquered in different NCS-colours. Standard colour-scale goes from white top to black base or red top to black base. Each ring adds 95mm. Foot plate in black lacquered or chromed steel. Tabletop in UV-lacquered MDF. Other amounts of rings, other colours and tabletops are available for projects. Please see www.blastation.se for standard colours NCS-reference numbers.
Table height Tabletop Ø Foot plate Ø
435 600 550
530 750
625 720 910 1105 1100 900 (1150) Design: Fredrik Mattson 2OO8
babel
S Ãa ab Ê Ó1 Folding table / Console in solid lacquered birch or oiled oak. Brass hinges. Also available in a black-stained version with chromed hinges. Table height Table height, folded Lenght Width Width folded
715 735 1500 750 375
715 735 2044 750 375
Design: Börge Lindau 1993
simsalabim
P g P gÊ ÓÎ Bar table with stainless steel foot support in white lacquered mdf or solid oak (natural lacquered or oiled). Table height Lenght Width
1070 2000 600
This bar table can be offered in other sizes, heights, materials and colours for projects on request.
Design: Johan Lindau 2OO3
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pedestal bit L6
Design: Börge Lindau 1992
pedestal bit L6
bit base L6
pedestal big bit
with customized tabletops
ÈÊ TÊ S Table frame in lacquered or chromed steel. Round or 4-star foot plate. Standard tabletops available in compact laminate and in cross veneer with surface of laminate, birch veneer or oak veneer. Table top made to customer specification for projects on request. 3-star base available for projects/contract sales. Table frame heights Foot plate Ø Pillar Ø 4-star base Ø 3-star base Ø
bit L7
Design: Börge Lindau 1992
453
573 490 70 550 650
693
873
1043
ÈÊ TÊ Ê S Table frame in lacquered or chromed steel for larger table tops. Round foot plate. Table top made to customer specifications on request. Table frame heights Foot plate Ø Pillar Ø
700 700 108
ÇÊ T Table frame L6 in lacquered or chromed steel. Table top of 27mm solid stave-glued lacquered birch. Other finishes available on request.
bit L7
Table heights Foot plate Ø Table Ø Table square
480 490 550
600 700 700x700
720
900
1070
900 700x1400
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pedestal level
Design: Stefan Borselius & Fredrik Mattson 2OO4
level
PedetÌa Ê eÛe Ê Î1ÊÊ&Ê eÛe Ê ÎÓ Table base with foot in cast aluminium, pillar in black or natural anodised aluminium extrusion. The pillar can be lacquered or anodised in other colours for projects on request. Top in 12mm compact laminate. Other top finishes available for projects on request. Table base with compact laminate top is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Pedestal Level L31 is available without top. Tableheight Tablebase height Tabletop diameter Tabletop sizes Foot size
480 468
600 720 588 708 600 750 500x500 700x700 430x430
900 1070 888 1058 900 700x1400
level
«Ê 41Ê at c Folding table in three sizes. Legs in chromed tubular steel. Plastic brackets. Top in combiline with white melamine and aluminium trim. Other sizes, surfaces and colours available for projects on request. Table height Table top size 1850x800 Thickness folded 1850x800 weight kg 1400x800 weight kg 1400x600 weight kg
715 1400x800 1400x600 85 29,0 23,5 19,0
Design: Jonas Forsman 2OO5
clip basic L41
«Ê 41Ê g ÌÊÜe g Ì Folding table in three sizes. Legs in chromed tubular steel. Plastic brackets. Tabletop in Eurolight, light weight top thickness 38mm. White melamine with white rim or black melamine with black rim. Other sizes, surfaces and colours available for projects on request. Table height Table top size 1850x800 Thickness folded 1850x800 weight kg 1400x800 weight kg 1400x600 weight kg
730 1400x800 1400x600 100 24 20 17
Design: Jonas Forsman 2OO5
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gate GS
gate GR
Design: Börge Lindau & Johan Lindau 1994
T Ê SÊ&Ê R° Bench system for public areas. Benches available in 3 straight (GS) and 2 curved (GR) basic units. These can be linked to form rows that are straight, curved or at right angles to suit their setting. The benches may be fitted with backrests, and/or seats as required. Standard spacing gives a centre-to-centre seat space of 650 mm, but this spacing may be varied to accommodate more or fewer seats as desired. Benches may be anchored to the floor. e eÀa Ê eatÕÀe e Ìt: Seat height (bench) Seat height (incl.seat) Depth bench Total depth incl.backrest Seat Ø CC seats aÌeÊtÌÀa g Ì,Ê S GS 20, 2-seat unit GS 30, 3-seat unit GS 40, 4-seat unit
420 455 460 585 390 650
1300 1950 2600
aÌeÊÀ Õ d,Ê R Radius 1500 mm from centre to outline. GR 20, 2-seat unit 1/6 circle, 6O° GR 10, 1,5-seat unit 1/8 circle, 45° Gate GR are add-on units, if GR is used as a free standing unit (not anchored to the floor) you need at least 2 x GR 2O units linked and in a s-shape or 3 x GR 2O units linked to form a semi-circle. Bench-top of stave-glued solid birch, 40 mm thick. Frame in galvanised steel. Upholstered seat covered in leather or fabric. Upholstery in fire retardant polyether foam. Backrest of compression-moulded birch (stained or natural lacquered). ccett À et: ac ÀetÌt: Round, D20 Straight, D21 aÌeÊteaÌt: Round upholstered, D25 (suites backrest D20 and D21) Straight upholstered, D26 (suites backrest D20 and D21) Whole straight seat D28 (not suitable with backrests) Whole round seat D27 (not suitable with backrests) aÌeÊaÀ ÀetÌt Bench, backrests and seats can be offered in other materials and designs on request. Order our complete gate complete Cad library. Wall/Bench spacer available in galvanised steel.
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100
420
600
elle beam
160
1700
600
Elle Beam Beam system for public areas. Top with frame of steel and wood. Moulded polyurethane foam upholstered with fabric or leather. Available in 1 or 2 tones of the same fabric/leather. We recommend a darker colour in the lower part and a lighter colour on top. Underframe in chromed or lacquered steel. 2- and 3-seater sections that can be combined with or without separating tables to long rows or in 90 degree angles. Standard spacing gives a centre-to-centre seat space of 600 mm. Order our complete Cad library. Seat height Total height Total width Seat depth Total depth
420 715 500 490 760
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L580xW525xH150mm
L730xW620xH445mm
L844xW530xH890mm
SÂŤaĂ€ĂŒaĂŠa dĂŠ ³Ê
SĂŒ gĂŠa dĂŠ a Ă€ĂŠĂˆ
Trolley ĂŽ in natural birch for
Trolley Îä in galvanised steel for
24 chair B+ stool (horizontal).
up to 50 chair Sting L1030xW620xH1450mm
Trolley 4ä in natural or stained birch.
26 chair Sparta (horizontal).
up to 30 chair Sting L1100xW620xH1650mm
SÂŤaĂ€ĂŒaĂŠ 15
SÂŤaĂ€ĂŒaĂŠ 14
eÂŤ Ă•tĂŠ 1
Wall hook in black or chromed steel for
Wall hook in black or chromed steel for
Wall hook in black steel for
5 x B15 chair.
2 x B15 chair.
2 x B+ stool.
QĂ›aĂ€ĂŒ Linking device for Qvarto is included on the sections.
eÂŤ Ă•tĂŠ&ĂŠSÂŤaĂ€ĂŒa
aĂŒĂŒbac ,ĂŠSĂŒ gĂŠ&ĂŠ a Ă€ĂŠĂˆ
Linking device in lacquered or chromed
Linking device in ABS plastic.
steel.
Chair 69 & Sting can be stacked with
ĂŠĂŒ
Linking device in chromed steel pc.
ĂŠO eĂŠa dĂŠ
ĂŠT
SÂŤaĂ€ĂŒaĂŠa dĂŠ ³Ê Floor wrack 1Ăˆ in lacquered or chromed steel for 10 chairs. For projects only.
linking devices assembled on the chairs.
ĂŒĂŠ Removable seatpad in wool with non-slip backing. For chairs Juli and Sting.
SĂŒ gĂŠ ĂŽĂŽ Fixed half seatpad for seat only in hot-moulded foam covered with Gabriel Comfort fabric.
SĂŒ gĂŠ ĂŽ1 Fixed full seat/back pad in hot-moulded foam covered with Gabriel Comfort fabric.
SĂŒ gĂŠ Îä Fixed Seatpad in moulded black polyurethane, PUR.
Pee Removable seat pad in hot-moulded foam covered with Gabriel Comfort fabric.
Ă›aĂŒ ĂŠ ĂŠĂœĂ€ ĂŒ gĂŠĂŒab e
ĂŠĂŽĂŽĂŠ gĂŠĂŒab e
Add-on writing table in silver-lacquered
Ă˜360mm, in chromed steel with birch
Add-on writing table in stainless and
steel.
veneer table top. Gives table height
lacquered steel. For projects only.
Pee ab Removable seat pad upholstered in fabric Comfort (Gabriel).
WĂ€ ĂŒ gĂŠĂŒab eĂŠf ÀÊSĂŒ gĂŠOÎä
750mm.
aĂŒe
aĂŒeĂŠ
Armrest in stainless steel and lacquered
Wall/bench spacer in galvanised steel.
birch. Can be customized for projects.
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3
4
standard steel colours
SILVER
GREY NCS S7OOO-N
SILVER
BLACK
B7 pop backrest colours
8
BLUE RED YELLOW NCS S3O6O-R8OB NCS S2O8O-Y8OR NCS SOO8O-Y1OR
WHITE
outsiders 07 & L9 colours
SILVER
7
BLACK
BLUE WINE RED NCS S5O5O-R8OB NCS S4O6O-R1OB
BLACK
WHITE
standard wood stain lacquers
CREME NCS S1OO2-Y
LIGHT GREY NCS S25O2-Y
YELLOW NCS SO58O-Y
ORANGE NCS SO585-Y5OR
ALUMINUM
BLACK SV-5O-U
GREY NCS S45OO-N
BLACK
WINE RED OLD RED NCS S5O4O-R1OB NCS S1O9O-Y9OR
RED BLUE TURQOUISE GREEN NCS S1O85-Y9OR NCS S2O7O-R8OB NCS S2O5O-B2OG NCS S2O7O-G5OY
Sting anodised aluminum
RED RD-25-U
Any wood stain or lacquer is possible for projects. Colour charts 5-6, for leather, comes separately. Steel and wood stain samples will be sent on request. We will be happy to offer non-standard finishes for your furnishing projects.
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Fredrik Mattson. Born: 1973.
Love and pain Fredrik and Stefan in an office in southern Stockholm during a warm afternoon in September 2008.
Legacy, attitude, passion, inspiration. Problem solving and the production process. These subjects were discussed when two of Sweden’s and Blå Station’s most recognized designers, Stefan Borselius and Fredrik Mattson, meet up and switch on a tape recorder. With backgrounds in furniture carpentry, and friends since their school days, these two rely on each other for advice and are still very good friends. Their first mutual success came quickly. The sketches of Sting, the multi award-winning chair, had already started during the last year at art school in 2002. Since then they have, independently and together, created many successful products and product families for Blå Station. SB: Now they want us to discuss again! If one were to put together all the time we have spent talking with Johan and Mimi about production, product development, choice of material, shape, details and so on, it would probably add up to several thousand hours. Not to mention all the time spent in the factory. FM: At least a few thousand! It would be interesting to add them all up. And it’s probably thanks to the discussions, when we have sometimes totally disagreed, that we have been happiest with the final product. It’s a lot of heart and pain, a small company always feels more inspired than a larger one. Designers at Blå Station also act as product developers, which means that we are part of every step of the process.
SB: Which is extremely educational but also very demanding. I believe the mutual confidence has been very important to think out of the box and dare to make mistakes. FM: The most important thing is surely to manage the attitude to what one is doing – to think beyond conventional boundaries. And of course we have a responsibility. I could never make a product that doesn’t contribute something or solve the problem that’s been outlined in the brief. I want to give it a clear reason for existing. SB: One always wants to produce the absolute best. At Blå Station, ambition is always so high and that poses a challenge to really perform, and to give one’s all. It’s probably because of that, that I find it so difficult to put down my tools and say “OK, now I’m finished”. You are, for example, faster at coming up with a shape and moving on to solve the next problem, while I sit for a long time and contemplate. You are the most design savvy person I know! FM: And you are the person I trust the most in business, you are so confident and raise such good points. You totally trust your intuition and never follow fads and trends. You are in fact the only person I would like to work with, even if you are too stubborn sometimes! SB: That’s mutual about working together because most of it is based on trust. You and I are both very similar and very different. We have the
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Stefan Borselius Born: 1974.
same basic concept of what design is – to create something that appeals to many people – interest in material, function and shape. But our approach is different; you are more open and impulsive. Another similarity which really makes our work easier is our background in furniture carpentry. It is easier to understand a problem and quicker to work out how things function from a material perspective. FM: I just tackle the problem head on. It’s often inspiring. The biggest challenge is to come up with an answer which nobody else has considered until now. The assignments at Blå Station often pose different challenges which can range from space to environment to material, function and production. SB: Problem solving also acts as inspiration to me, it triggers ideas. I’m not the type, and nor are you, who goes out into the forest, sits on a log, comes home and is super-inspired. In that case I think an urban setting provides so much more. Surely inspiration is more about having an inner library of thoughts, shapes and materials. FM: Almost everything comes from experience, like a sort of drawing book... Some mornings it’s easier to get to grips with that than others. And right now my library is still closed for the summer. Inspiration and solutions to problems often lie right in front of us, even though they disappear easily under stress and disturbance. It can be about observing something totally normal and then changing it or having an entirely different take on it.
SB: It sounds like an artistic cliché, but the fact is that life in general is a big source of inspiration. FM: Speaking of inspiration, I find it really inspiring to work for a company that thinks of the environment at every point. The effect of a tiny screw on the environment is as important to Blå Station as that of transportation. To produce everything in Sweden also gives full control over the process, which really should be emphasised more. SB: Another important issue about the company is that there is always room for news ideas and last minute changes at a late stage before production has started or an exhibition declared open. Spontaneity is really important! FM: Yes, it isn’t like that at many other companies where the management or some shareholders have to go over, compromise and approve everything. I am convinced that a short route to making decisions, quick resolutions and spontaneity often yields better results. SB: Absolutely. We are privileged and it is fulfilling to be able to work with something which is such fun together with people we like. The only thing I sometimes find difficult is to have to express myself in words, both in interviews and for various marketing publications. It was partly to avoid the use of words that I chose the profession. FM: You’re right, there isn’t really that much to talk about. 155
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Annette Petersson Born: 1969
Lotta Josefsson Born: 1969
Bรถrge Lindau 1932 - 1999
Christine Schwarzer Born: 197O
Jonas Forsman Born: 1979
Peter Brandt Born: 1959
Tomoyuki Matsuoka Born: 197O
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Börge Lindau was born into the trade - following a family tradition if you like. His father was a cabinetmaker with a furniture shop in the small town of Ahus on the south-east coast of Sweden. He was also the pastor of a Christian congregation. Börge had three sisters and was both the only boy and the youngest child. So you are right in your assumption; He was spoilt! Against his father’s wishes, Börge applied to study furniture and furnishings at the Higher College of Applied Art in Göteborg. It was here that he met fellow student Bo Lindekrantz, with whom he was ultimately to form a design partnership destined to last many decades. Having worked for other people for some time, the two later joined forces to open their own office in Helsingborg. In 1965 Lammhults Mekaniska, which manufactured simple steel furniture, approached Lindau & Lindekrantz to review the company’s output. The two designers proposed a radical new range: thick steel tubes bent into expressive designs with lacquer and upholstery in bold new colours. While the 1930s heritage was clear, its manifestation was brand new. Lammhults decided to go ahead with the new range, which soon brought international acclaim for the company and unprecedented success for the two Swedish designers. Lindau & Lindekrantz furniture often drew inspiration from the past, but was famous for its innovative technology and fluid design. L&L continued to work with Lammhults and other design companies for many, many years. In the beginning of the 80’s the designers separated. Börge Lindau moved back to his hometown of Åhus. During the 1980s Börge played a lot of golf – too much in fact – and finally came to the conclusion that he could make better use of his time. But the motivation for designing yet another chair was no longer really there. There were so many good chairs already. For a while he thought about opening a fish restaurant. His wife Karin had visions of herself standing gutting fish for the rest of her life, but Börge thought his idea was marvellous. 1984 proved to be a turning point. He, along with Bo Lindekrantz, was awarded the Forsnäs Prize together for the best design in compressionmoulded furniture. The prize was 30,000 Swedish kronor and a perforated veneer seat in a gold frame. ‘I suppose I ought to make a chair for this seat,’ Börge said in his brief acceptance speech. The motivation had returned and slowly the old machinery began to grind into action once more. In the end, it wasn’t just one chair – and it wasn’t just chairs, it became a family of furniture, OBLADO and in 1986 the family business Blå Station was founded. In the beginning the basic idea was a single, simple design concept; rings of compression moulded birch veneer would provide the basis for a rich and varied collection of stools, chairs and tables. As a furniture producer, the designer Börge Lindau suddenly found that he had the freedom to choose for himself – and almost immediately he established the most stringent of criteria for what became the OBLADO range. The components were all produced in the most environmentally friendly way possible and the cornerstones were light Finnish birch, stainless steel and vegetable-tanned leather. As an architect, Börge Lindau’s working methods were more akin to those of a stage designer or, rather, a choreographer, since his furniture always features an element of movement – movement derived from the manufacturing process’s bending and stretching or from the tension of the material. Movement which is consciously brought to the fore. Movement which attracts attention and captures the imagination in much the same way as if something had just happened in the room. A room inhabited not by people, but by sculptural forms, each set against yet working with the other. Börge was a man of considerable presence who had a strong sense of the theatrical and an awareness of the importance of making an entrance. His work on the periphery of other professions was probably the reason why he found it so easy to work with people from a variety of spheres. He had a great deal of respect for skills and knowledge; he listened carefully and drew inspiration from anything that he could use in his own work. The concept of the room was extremely important to Börge. He was always aware of its limitations and possibilities – he saw it as part of his job. His relationship with his god echoed his approach to his work. He once said: ‘The room is god. It is only in the shaping of a room that we can recreate the concept of god. A holy room is not an image of god, but it’s close!’
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future space for thoughts and stickers – Designing for the future? Try with all your might and consciousness to find designs that are valid TODAY. Good design isn’t just about what a product looks like. It’s also about how we change and improve them – now and in the future
– Don’t design for others what you would not use yourself
Giving shape to “a chair” is much like searching for the right word when you have something important to say. Most words have already been used, and not just once, but once too often. So you search for a form, for words genuinely capable of expressing something not-yet-seen, something not-yet-said. And you know how difficult that can be! Seen in a new context however, one tiny detail is all you need to be able to formulate that “new chair”.
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Materials, construction, function and their products, now and in the future, are what drive Blå Station. Curiosity is the motor and the fuel, the will to change and improve is the objective.
– Design is not “doing things” or “creating” or “self-realisation” it is endless searching, and if you are lucky to find a “useful piece” remember you FOUND it…you did not create it.
-As Börge himself said, “An idea is never better than its result.”
-To Be and To Do… ToBeDo!
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future space for thoughts and stickers
To seek the key to Swedish design is to seek in vain. There are neither criteria nor colour codes. Simply a feeling, floating in the back of your mind like the mood of a traditional painting.
Product information should not be a threat to consumption, but a way to make the right choices.
International design? There’s no such thing. Just design with international appeal.
Made in Sweden has become a part of our SOULution.
How long is NOW? When is then? How far away is the future? The future is tomorrow The future is already here Now is the future of yesterday The future isn’t far away.
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