Designer: Héctor Serrano
Brand: Diabla
AIR
The Valencian designer Héctor Serrano materialises his characteristic imagery in all his creations, resulting in fun and original designs which are also practical and versatile. From his creative universe come the outdoor stools from the Air collection, outdoor furniture that condenses the concept of the stool, taking it to its maximum simplification. With Air, the classic legs disappear and an elegant model with a single volume and clear architectural inspiration emerges.
This designer stool is made of polyethylene, a resistant special outdoor material that is also 100% recyclable. In addition, due to their refined and elegant lines, the stools from the Air collection can also be used to provide a casual touch in your interior areas. You can use your designer stool as an improvised side table on the terrace, as a footrest in the living room, or even in your kitchen.
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TheAir stoolis available in two versions: its high version, which you can combine with the high table from theAbstrakt Mona collection, or its low model, which will perfectly complement any of theMonaorTriptables. There is a wide range of colours offered byDiabla Outdoor, so it is easy for you to combine it chromatically with the furniture in your space. Dare to create contrasts in tonalities or choose monochromatic options that will give uniformity to youroutdoor furniturecompositions. Since it is a light piece of furniture, it can be easily moved and taken wherever you want to, as well as being stored under a table to be used whenever you need it. Add a few touches of originality and charisma to your terrace, porch, or garden with thisoriginal design stool from Diabla Outdoor.
Héctor Serrano
Héctor Serrano trained in Industrial Design in Valencia and he founded his studio in London before he graduated from Royal College of Art. It soon became famous thanks to the innovative approach with which Héctor turns everyday products on their head.
“I try to create products and projects with which I feel identified in the most human, emotional and extraordinary way possible. Somehow I combine two seemingly opposite concepts: innovation and familiarity” ...