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OMMJÄNGE stool - red, solid pine, triangular top, four legs, rustic yet modern.
Red triangular pine stool with candle and items under bed.
Person tying blue sneakers while sitting on a red, triangular stool.
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OMMJÄNGE Stool, orange-red/stained

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Product features
  • Tested for: 110 kg
OMMJÄNGE

Stable, easy-to-move stool in solid pine with a triangle-shaped top. Part of the OMMJÄNGE collection where Swedish folk art has been given contemporary shapes that add a unique touch to your décor.

Article number805.946.53

Product details

With its 4 sturdy legs, the stool stands stable – also on uneven floors.

The triangle-shaped design of the sides with a flat, smooth surface on the top gives the stool an elegant and unique expression – and makes it comfortable to sit on.

Solid pine is a natural material which ages beautifully and gains its own unique character over time.

Designer

Maria Vinka

  • Only recommended for indoor use.

    IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com

  • Material

    Solid pine, Adhesive, Stain, Clear acrylic lacquer

    Care

    Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.

  • This seating furniture is tested and complies with relevant strength and durability standards. The tests simulate typical usage of the product and are based on use by persons weighing up to 110 kg.

  • Assembly instructions

    OMMJÄNGE Stool805.946.53

Measurements

  • Depth: 19 cm
  • Height: 35 cm
  • Seat height: 35 cm
  • Seat width: 38 cm
  • Tested for: 110 kg
  • Width: 38 cm

  • OMMJÄNGE

    Article number805.946.53
    • Width: 21 cm
    • Height: 8 cm
    • Length: 41 cm
    • Weight: 2.18 kg
    • Package(s): 1

Designer thoughts

Designer thoughts

"With the textiles and objects in the OMMJÄNGE collection, I want to break stereotypes and show that folk art can be both inspiring and exciting. An image of the 1800s bride named Kunigunda was my starting point, my canvas on which I painted a new story with intricate patterns in vibrant colours to evoke curiosity and integrate history into contemporary design. I hope that people embrace the historical connection and appreciate the roots of our Swedish heritage."

Designer Maria Vinka

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