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The stackable DOMSTEN stool was created by Karin Mobring and was presented in our catalogue in 1973. Then with the name JERRY. An example of IKEA icons given new colours in the Nytillverkad collection.
005.604.35
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Part of the Nytillverkad collection where several IKEA classics have been given a new look.
First presented in the IKEA catalogue in 1973, but only in 1976 could it be bought as a flat package.
This stool adds a splash of colour wherever you choose to place it in your home
The stool is available in several colours and you can fit several on a small surface since it can be stacked – smart when you need to quickly make extra seats appear
Please refer to packaging label for country of origin
Only for indoor use.
Available in different colours.
designerKarin Mobring- Product dimensionsHeight45 cmSeat diameter34 cmTested for100 kgPackaging infopackage quantity1Height17 cmLength46 cmNet weight3.23 kgVolume28.7 lWeight3.62 kgWidth37 cm
- Care instructionsWipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.Wipe dry with a clean cloth.Environment and materialsSeat:Solid pine, Clear acrylic lacquerLeg:Steel, Epoxy/polyester powder coatingFoot:Polyethylene plastic, Polypropylene plastic
- Item #Assembly instructions005.604.35DOMSTEN stool
- It was love at first sight when Ingvar Kamprad saw a wooden chair in 1964 by a designer named Karin Mobring. With an eye for materials and a talent for designing comfortable furniture, she became the first female designer at IKEA. An example of her many years of work is the stackable JERRY stool, which was presented in our 1973 catalogue. In the Nytillverkad collection it is back with new colours under the name DOMSTEN. A true icon, just like its creator.
DOMSTEN
stool, lilac/pine
¥199.00¥ 199.00
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lilac/pine
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