LEM Piston Stool

LEM Piston Stool

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the LEM Piston Stool viewed from the top and sides
Description
Description

The LEM Piston Stool is a sleek, futuristic stool known for its elegant, curved seat and height-adjustable piston mechanism. Designed by Shin and Tomoko Azumi in 2000 for LaPalma, it quickly became a modern design icon. The stool’s unique shape features a minimalist, floating seat with smooth lines and a footrest that seamlessly integrates with the frame.

Its clean, industrial style suits contemporary interiors, from kitchens to bars. Crafted from high-quality materials like leather, wood veneer, or stainless steel, it combines beauty with functionality. The innovative piston design allows for smooth height adjustment, reflecting the stool's balance of style and practicality.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The LEM Piston Stool has an adjustable overall height between 29.5”-33.75” (75-86 cm), width of 14” (35.5 cm), and depth of 16.5” (42 cm). The seat height of the LEM Piston Stool is flexible between 26.5”-31” (67-79 cm).

Counter stools range from 23”-28” (58-71 cm), bar stools from 29”-32” (74-81 cm), and tall bar stools from 33”-36” (84-91 cm). A minimum of 10” (25 cm) should be measured and provided between the top of stool seat and the underside of any counter to provide adequate space for the user.

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
29.5”-33.75” | 75-86 cm
Width:
14” | 35.5 cm
Depth:
16.5” | 42 cm
Length:
Seat Height:
26.5”-31” | 67-79 cm
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Weight:
Area:
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Materials:
Powder-coated or chromed steel column; zinc or powder-coated metal base; stainless steel or plywood veneer seat
Designer:
Shin & Tomoko Azumi
Year:
2000

Drawings include:
LEM Piston Stool front elevation, side, plan

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