Yam medium pouf

Design by Mattias Stenberg

€1.349

Colour: Brown (Brusvik 66)

Brown (Brusvik 66) Dark grey (Brusvik 08) Grey blue (Brusvik 94) Light brown (Brusvik 65) Warm light grey (Brusvik 02)

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This spectacular series of contemporary seats was inspired by traditional Ottoman stools. The series includes a low-slung seat with a backrest, an ottoman and a footstool.

Each seat is made with soft contours that enhance comfort and add support to the overall structure. The seats are bordered by a single, unbroken seam that forms a soft edge around the sides.

Yam is also available in a small sized pouf and a larger chair version where the backrest is shaped by a subtle fold that divides the back from the seat. Each of the designs is available in a selection of fabrics. The seats are subtle enough to blend in with most interiors, yet striking enough to stand out in a contemporary space.

Material: Plywood base, moulded foam filling, textile cover
Price group 0: Cura (Gabriel)
Price group 1: Brusvik, Reflect (Kvadrat)
Price group 2: Remix 3, Atlas (Kvadrat)
Price group 3: Steelcut Trio 3, Fiord 2, Canvas 2 (Kvadrat)
Price group 4: Vidar, Moss (Kvadrat)
Other textiles available on request through our retailers
Dimensions: L: 82 cm W: 46 cm H: 37 cm
Net weight: 11.5 kg
Made to order

Mattias Stenberg

Mattias Stenberg is a Swedish designer and a graduate of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. Mattias approaches design from a holistic perspective, relating architectural environments to the human form and making mass-produced objects feel tactile and handcrafted. Since establishing his studio in 2010, Mattias has produced an impressive range of furniture and designs he describes as ‘everyday objects’; yet, the products he creates are anything but. The soft carpets, tactile furniture, smooth glassware and chic lighting Mattias designs have a distinctively industrial aesthetic while being inviting and accessible. This approach is reflected in the range of Ottoman seating Mattias designed for Northern. They, too, resonate with comfort, welcoming and warmth.