The 9 Tabouret De Salle De Bains stool features a trivalent-chrome plated steel frame, referencing the tubular steel construction of its original 1929 design by Charlotte Perriand. Its seat is upholstered in towelling stretch fabric, combining a tactile texture with a clean white finish. The architectural frame is constructed from bent steel tubing, forming a compact and stable base that supports the rounded seat pad above.
An apt reflection of designer Charlotte Perriand’s love of poetic harmony, the '9 Tabouret de salle de bains' stool by Cassina is in possession of an unmistakable architectural presence. Making its debut at the 'Équipement intérieur d’une Habitation' exhibition at the 1929 Salon d’Automne in Paris, the stool has been updated to accommodate a wide choice of seat materials — this version features towelling stretch — while a trivalent-chrome plated steel frame nods to the tubular steel originally used.
