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Martino Gamper

Arnoldino Stool – Sage

Name: Arnoldino Stool – Sage
Brand: Martino Gamper
Price: 165.0 NZD
Availability: InStock

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$165

Description

The Arnold Circus Stool was designed by Martino Gamper, a famed Italian designer based in London, as part of a regeneration project of London’s first council housing project in Boundary Estate, Shoreditch. The rotation moulded polythene plastic stools are used for all annual events held at Arnol...

DETAILS

⋄ Made in New Zealand
⋄ 100% recyclable polyethylene plastic
⋄ Reversible - can be used as a stool or a storage bin
⋄ UV & Outdoor Safe
⋄ H×W×W: 380 × 310(base) × 280(seat) 𝗆𝗆

A new generation of Martino's Circus Stool, this 2018 update of the original 2006 design is proudly made in New Zealand. The smaller proportions of the Arnoldino are perfect for children to sit on, as well as for storage or side tables in any living space. The design is still as light and versatile and is now available in muted colours as well as bright tones.

Please Note:
Due to the rotation moulding manufacturing technique and hand finishing required to make this stool, some surface imperfections will be evident. This is the hallmark of rotational moulding and is inherent with this type of high quality, durable plastic.

Shipping + Returns

This is an oversized item and the following shipping fee is applied automatically at checkout:
Auckland ⋯ $10
North Isl. ⋯ $15
South Isl. ⋯ $25

*This fee covers part of the shipping cost, and we subsidise the rest to keep costs down.

Order as many bulky items as you like - you'll only pay one shipping charge!
eg. shipping 3 Arnoldino Stools to Wellington would cost just $15.

Australia & Intl:
If you would like a shipping quote simply email us your shipping address: hello@madegood.co.nz

For further details, see our Shipping Policy.

RETURNS

You can return full-priced items within 21 days of your order dispatch date for an exchange or store credit.

Unfortunately, we cannot offer exchanges or refunds on sale items, including Flash Sales.

For further details, see our Returns Policy.

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THIS PRODUCT IS

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Opting for cruelty-free alternatives not only reduces animal suffering but also promotes the use of more accurate and humane testing methods, such as in vitro and computer modeling.

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Martino Gamper

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Martino Gamper is an Italian designer and artist living and working in London. Starting out in Merano in Northern Italy as a furniture maker's apprentice, Gamper went on to study sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna and the Royal College of Art in London. Now he's known worldwide for h...

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