Broom Stool
Designed by Philippe Starck for Emeco (released 2014), the Broom Barstool is a welcome buddy for the Broom Chair. Made from 75% waste polypropylene and 15% reclaimed timber that would normally be swept into the rubbish, this design is reclaimed, repurposed and recyclable.
Specification
Outline traced from product photography and scaled to the published dimensions. CAD files available on request.
- Material: 75% Reclaimed Polypropylene / 15% Reclaimed wood fibre / 10% Glass fibre & pigment
- Soft plastic glides
- Weight: 5.4kg
- VOC Emissions Test: ANSI/BIFMA M7.1
- Available in Bar or Kitchen Bench Height
- Custom height surcharge - $40 per stool*
Emeco
Emeco was founded in 1944 in Hanover, Pennsylvania, to build a chair for the U.S. Navy that was light, strong and able to survive life at sea. The 1006 Navy Chair is still made there by hand, from recycled aluminium, in seventy-seven steps.
Philippe Starck
One of the most prolific designers of the past fifty years, and a long-time collaborator of Emeco. His Broom chair turns factory waste, swept from the floor, into a stackable chair, which gave it its name.
