The Timba Stool by Pearson Lloyd for Bene is based on an archetypal stool design, translated into a contemporary context of flexible work and meeting environments. Pearson Lloyd approaches furniture design from the perspective of use and interaction, where objects contribute to informal exchange and spatial cohesion.<\/p>\n
The four-legged structure in solid oak forms a stable and visually calm base. The upholstered seat adds tactility without weighing down the design, creating a subtle balance between comfort and structural clarity. The proportions of this lower version make the model suitable for informal seating arrangements, waiting areas and hybrid work zones.<\/p>\n
Within Contemporary design, the Timba Stool reflects a shift toward softer and more residential workplace interiors. Natural materials and a reduced formal language create a restrained presence that integrates effortlessly into architectural environments. The design demonstrates how simplicity and material expression together can form a functional yet refined object.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Timba Stool by Pearson Lloyd for Bene is based on an archetypal stool design, translated into a contemporary context of flexible work and meeting environments. Pearson Lloyd approaches furniture … <\/p>\n