Hi Pad Stool
Made by Cappellini
Designed by Jasper Morrison
Jasper Morrison designed the Hi Pad Stool for Cappellini as an exercise in economy, where every decision serves the whole. The seat is shaped from beech plywood and contoured with leather or fabric upholstery through a process that fuses industrial method with careful craft.
Morrison's instinct for proportion is most visible in what the stool withholds. It asks little of a room, yet its silhouette reads with unmistakable clarity from every angle. The stainless steel base is available in satined or matte finish, each lending a distinct atmosphere to the piece without competing with its surroundings.
- Beech plywood seat construction
- Leather or fabric upholstery options
- Stainless steel base in satined or matte finish
- Greenguard Gold certified for indoor air quality
- Suited to residential and contract environments
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Cappellini Hi Pad Stool?
The Hi Pad Stool was designed by British designer Jasper Morrison, known for his philosophy of quiet, purposeful form. Morrison has collaborated with Cappellini on several pieces that balance industrial production with refined sensibility.
What materials are used in the Hi Pad Stool?
The seat is constructed from beech plywood and upholstered in leather or fabric, shaped through a specialized production process that achieves precise contouring. The base is stainless steel, offered in satined or matte finish.
Is the Hi Pad Stool suitable for commercial or contract use?
Yes. The Hi Pad Stool carries Greenguard Gold certification, which addresses indoor air quality standards commonly required in contract and commercial specifications. Its construction is designed to perform in both residential and high-use environments.
What finish options are available for the stainless steel base?
The stainless steel base is available in two finishes: satined and matte. Each offers a different surface quality, allowing the piece to integrate with a range of interior palettes and material schemes.
How does Jasper Morrison's design philosophy shape the Hi Pad collection?
Morrison's approach centers on what he calls 'super normal' design, objects that function without spectacle and improve their surroundings through restraint rather than gesture. The Hi Pad collection reflects this through its clean profiles and careful material choices.
