Cot Stool
Studio RU:T & Nataša Njegovanović
Cot stools help create inviting and thoughtfully curated workspaces. Elegant mixed materials accommodate crafted and customizable seating choices to complement any café or collaborative setting. 
WOOD FINISHES
*If specifying a wood base made of Beech or Ash in a Natural Finish please specify the corresponding finish Beech Natural WF01 or Ash Natural WF51.
Studio RU:T, Nataša Njegovanović
Studio RU:T is a multidisciplinary design studio based in Zagreb, Croatia, founded by Tvrtko Bojić and Karla Paliska, who have collaborated since 2015. They specialize in product and industrial design, visual communication, and spatial concepts and interventions. Their work emphasizes practical and sustainable solutions, alongside experiments that challenge traditional concepts of living. They regularly exhibit at both domestic and international exhibitions.
Nataša Njegovanović graduated with Honors, Magna Cum Laude in Design Studies in 2016. During her studies she started gaining her work experience in various projects, received awards in the field of design and photography, exhibited her work on design events in the region, and participated in numerous workshops. Upon completion of her studies, she goes to Berlin to complete a 3-months internship with the Daniel Becker Design Studio. Living and working in Zagreb, Croatia.
Recline and Lock Lia 2703 and 2704 Models
Step 1:
Slide the handle on left to the outside of chair and recline
Step 2:
To lock recline in place, slide the handle on the left towards outside of chair, recline to desired position, and lock into place by sliding towards the center of chair
Step 3:
To release recline, slide handle towards outside of the chair
Instructions for use: All anti-shock mechanisms have a safety system which, once unlocked, is activated with a slight backward movement of the backrest, to prevent it from returning abruptly and accidentally forward.
Warnings: All mechanism adjustments (height, side shift, seat and backrest adjustment, swivel) must be operated while seated to avoid improperly straining the mechanism. When adjusting, be careful to avoid any risk of entrapment or crushing of the fingers.
