Odin Barstool

Introducing the ODIN chair series! Embodying a seamless blend of timeless simplicity and contemporary flair, it redefines classic elegance through a modern lens, seamlessly integrating advanced technology with meticulous craftsmanship. ODIN chair series is available in two models: a regular chair and a bar chair, each in varying heights. ODIN captures attention with its striking aesthetics and minimalist design. Skillfully crafted with details that blend historical charm with modern sensibilities, the chair exudes a distinctive yet familiar appeal, showcasing expert craftsmanship supported by advanced technology. Despite its slim profile, ODIN provides spacious and comfortable seating, adapting seamlessly to diverse settings including homes, hotels, offices, meeting rooms, and reception areas. Constructed from solid ash, ODIN is shaped with precision using CNC cutting and hand craftsmanship, offering customization with a choice of colors and finishes. Options include both wooden and upholstered seats, allowing the natural wood texture to be appreciated. Enhance any space with ODIN, where timeless design meets functionality in an original wooden chair. The Odin collection is crafted on a made-to-order basis with a lead time of 10-12 weeks. Features Material: Solid beech wood stained in desired finish Seat Material: Commercial grade high quality injection-molded foam Can be special ordered in additional finish & color options Suitable for both residential and commercial use Dimensions 22.8″ W | 19.7″ D | 41.7″ H | 16.3″ Seat Depth Colors Wood Veneer Finish Options Materials & Resources B&T Catalog Mika Collection Chair Datasheet B&T Standard Fabric Samples B&T Standard Metal Color Options B&T Wood Finish Options B&T Standard Foam Flammability Test Mika Collection 2D-3D Models Hi-Res Images Designer B&T Design Team (2004), The innovative furniture and materials that provoke the emergence of the new designs are the main determining factor for the B&T Design team’s motivation and productivity. B&T Design team has adopted the concept of the ideal that favors the “quality product” rather than the “best selling product” while creating the beneficial relationship between the designer and the buyer.