The Andaluz stool and side table is not only a versatile piece of furniture for modern living environments, it also tells a story that transcends cultural boundaries and raises the question: What connects two cultures?
Andaluz combines architectural elements of the East with cultural symbols of the West.
What connects two cultures?
The Andaluz stool and side table is not only a versatile piece of furniture for modern living environments, it also tells a story that transcends cultural boundaries and raises the question: What connects two cultures?
Andaluz combines architectural elements of the East with cultural symbols of the West. Andaluz’ culturally inspired design creates a bridge between people, cultures and ways of life that have influenced each other for centuries. Al-Andalus is the name of a territory on the Iberian Peninsula where Christians, Jews and Muslims lived together until the 15th century.
Andaluz goes well with minimalist, natural interiors and furnishing styles with Scandinavian or Far Eastern influences.
What makes Andaluz special?
1 Versatility: Very flexible use as a stool, coffee table, side table or bedside table. The lighter wooden versions can also be quickly added when additional storage space is needed. The concrete version can also be used outdoors or in the shower.
2 Uniqueness: Each surface is handcrafted from natural materials such as oak, silver fir and marble. Their unique character is created by the natural wildness, individual grain patterns and the random play of colours in the stone.
3 Inspiration: The arch shape is inspired by Buddhist, Islamic and Christian architecture and was specially designed for interiors in which objects with different cultural influences can create a unifying atmosphere.
