Luis Gimeno - Stool - Solid Ash Wood - Stool / Side Table

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The Knot Stool by Luis Gimeno in contemporary style is crafted from solid ash wood; it measures 34 cm wide, 34 cm deep, and 45 cm high, is beige in colour, origin Spain, and is in new unused condition.

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Description from the seller

The Knot Stool is a handcrafted piece made from ash wood, features an interlocking design that merges stability with visual rhythm. It's an example of the transforming capabilities of curated details.
Slight variations in grain and tone make every stool unique, designed to function both as a practical seat and a striking statement piece.
The same images are used for this model; as wood is a natural material, grain and color may vary slightly.

- Condition: New
- Designed in 2025
- Material: Ash solid wood
- Origin: Spain
- Dimensions: 34x34x45cm
- Colours: Natural ash
- Assembly Required

Seller's Story

Luis Gimeno is a furniture and lighting designer working with a contemporary sensibility, where material and process take center stage. His approach focuses on the use of natural materials, exploring their tactile and aesthetic qualities to create honest, warm, and long-lasting pieces. His designs combine a modern perspective with artisanal techniques, resulting in functional objects that bring character and personality to interior spaces. Each piece reflects a balance between formal simplicity and material richness, conceived both for everyday use and as collectible design. Through Catawiki, he presents a curated selection of works distinguished by their authenticity, attention to detail, and conscious production, aimed at those who value design with identity and meaning.
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The Knot Stool is a handcrafted piece made from ash wood, features an interlocking design that merges stability with visual rhythm. It's an example of the transforming capabilities of curated details.
Slight variations in grain and tone make every stool unique, designed to function both as a practical seat and a striking statement piece.
The same images are used for this model; as wood is a natural material, grain and color may vary slightly.

- Condition: New
- Designed in 2025
- Material: Ash solid wood
- Origin: Spain
- Dimensions: 34x34x45cm
- Colours: Natural ash
- Assembly Required

Seller's Story

Luis Gimeno is a furniture and lighting designer working with a contemporary sensibility, where material and process take center stage. His approach focuses on the use of natural materials, exploring their tactile and aesthetic qualities to create honest, warm, and long-lasting pieces. His designs combine a modern perspective with artisanal techniques, resulting in functional objects that bring character and personality to interior spaces. Each piece reflects a balance between formal simplicity and material richness, conceived both for everyday use and as collectible design. Through Catawiki, he presents a curated selection of works distinguished by their authenticity, attention to detail, and conscious production, aimed at those who value design with identity and meaning.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Title additional information
Stool / Side Table
Country of origin
Spain
Designer/artist/maker
Luis Gimeno
Material
Solid Ash Wood
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Beige
Condition
As new - unused
Height
45 cm
Width
34 cm
Depth
34 cm
Estimated period
2025
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
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