Ido Barstool
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Designed by Frank Rettenbacher in 2016, the Ido Barstool draws from the quiet authority of the studio stool, a form shaped by function and refined over generations. Rettenbacher distills that tradition to its essentials: slim, upright proportions, honest joinery, and a restrained material palette that lets the wood speak.
The frame is available in solid natural-painted oak or Canaletto walnut, each bringing its own character to the piece. A satin-finished stainless steel footrest introduces a subtle material contrast, grounding the design with both visual precision and practical durability.
Ido works with equal composure at a kitchen island, a hospitality counter, or a residential bar. Its slender silhouette occupies space without imposing on it, a quality that rewards the considered interior.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What wood options are available for the Ido Barstool?
The Ido Barstool is offered in two solid wood options: natural-painted oak and Canaletto walnut. Each finish carries a distinct grain character, with walnut providing a richer, darker tone and oak a lighter, more neutral presence.
Who designed the Zanotta Ido Barstool?
The Ido Barstool was designed by Austrian designer Frank Rettenbacher and introduced by Zanotta in 2016. Rettenbacher is known for work that references functional archetypes while pursuing formal economy.
What is the footrest on the Ido Barstool made of?
The footrest is crafted from satin-finished stainless steel, chosen for its durability and the quiet material contrast it creates against the solid wood frame.
Is the Ido Barstool suitable for commercial hospitality use?
Yes. Its solid wood construction, stable proportions, and durable stainless steel footrest make it well suited to hospitality environments such as hotel bars and restaurant counters, as well as residential settings.
What is the design philosophy behind Zanotta's Ido?
Ido is rooted in the studio stool tradition, a category defined by utility and structural clarity. Rettenbacher refines that archetype through contemporary proportions and a restrained use of materials, prioritizing form that does not age with trends.
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