Heilig Objects - Daniel Heilig - Stool - Oak - Pagode-Wahiba-Sitzhocker

Brand new
Material: oiled oak from ecologically responsibly managed forests.
Seat cushion: two-color melange wool fabric in Fishbone design, lightfast and eco-certified (100% polyester).
Trevira CS).
Made in Germany
Dimensions: 47 x 36 x 36 cm, Weight: 11 kg
- Color: Oak / Red Melange

About Pagode seat stool
PAGODE embodies the strict aesthetics and warm, inviting atmosphere of Japanese interior design. Kanso, Shizen, and Seijaku—simplicity, naturalness, and tranquility—characterize the oak stool, which formally recalls the architectural culture of pagodas. Three square tiers stack in a tower-like fashion, in an artistic interplay of horizontals and verticals, wood grain and upholstery clarity, vitality, and meticulousness. The soulful seating sculpture PAGODE creates its contemplative atmosphere ideally in living and sleeping areas, meditation, and yoga rooms.

Early pagodas, enclosed temple structures that created a specific spiritual and soulful atmosphere, with their three floors symbolizing spiritual calm, harmony, and a source of energy, served as inspiration for the PAGODE seat stool. A narrow base supports the hand-oiled oak stool. Its seat cushion is available in two high-quality wool fabrics: solid black or two-tone melange with a delicate zigzag pattern, woven from multicolored wool threads in traditional herringbone technique.


About Holy Objects
Designer Daniel Heilig founded Heilig Objects to create furniture with more emotion and warmth.
His furniture fills living spaces with soul, aesthetics, and a unique history. These are qualities that the artist finds missing in German furniture design. Daniel Heilig fills the vacuum with authentic design language and unconventional, heartfelt creations that often blur the line between furniture design and applied art.

Seine Collectible Pieces represent soul, aesthetic poetry, and authentic stories. Created for the life situations and mindsets of modern nomads and individualists who love contemplative design oases, minimalist everyday furniture, and atmospheric room design. For the designer, his objects are design oases that invite contemplative reflection.