At Work With Edith

Workplaces are increasingly taking up more homey environs.

And no wonder – when we know the average employee spends more time at the office than home. So, why not make it comfortable?

From softer touches like upholstered offerings, to more natural finishes like marbles and timber, these increasingly blurred typologies allows designers to blend numerous references in a bold and refreshing manner.

Following this line of thinking, Trabà has released a new edition to its already popular Edith range. The Edith stool follows the same pared back and refined design principles as the original. Its new, taller version bringing new versatility to the Edith family.

The stool’s simple design belies its thoughtful and considered construction. Through expert craftsmanship and careful construction techniques, the stool is built to last. Made out of timber, the chair curves in all the right places with an elegant tapering at the legs. The sweeping backrest, which can be found on the Edith chair has been carried into the stool design, along with the same natural material palette, ensuring a sense of pure but necessary design decisions.

The Edith chair and stool is a collaboration between Trabà and renowned Italian architect Massimo Broglio. Broglio works across a range of disciplines and scales, always bringing an innovative and pragmatic outcome to his designs.

Functional and sincere in nature, the classic Scandinavian-esque design of the Edith range is perfect for spaces large and small. Both the chair and the stool bring that much-desired domestic style into contemporary workplace spheres, particularly suiting areas such as break-out and informal meeting zones.

With soft tactility being paired with warm and naturally inviting materials – what’s not to love about this new age of workplace design?