Ardha Stool
Ardha’s sleek frame marks a light contrast to the traditionally heavy furniture of healthcare spaces. Designed to blur the lines between education, workplace, and healthcare, this piece meets you wherever you need—bar height, counter or caregiver stool—flexibility to support connection when we need it most.
What it looks like in Healthcare
- Bar stool: Designtex, Mexico City Crypton, Confetti
- Counter stool seat: Designtex, Mexico City Crypton, Confetti
- Counter stool back: Kvadrat, Haku, 0221
- Community
- Public spaces
- Cafe/dining
- Multipurpose areas
- Restore
- Bar stool: Designtex, Mexico City Crypton, Confetti
- Counter stool seat: Designtex, Mexico City Crypton, Confetti
- Counter stool back: Kvadrat, Haku, 0221
- Community
- Public spaces
- Cafe/dining
- Multipurpose areas
- Restore
- Ultrafabrics, Ultraleather, Hide
- Caregiver spaces
- Staff respite
- Connect
- Restore
- Ultrafabrics, Ultraleather, Hide
- Cafe/dining
- Caregiver spaces
- Staff respite
- Connect
- Restore
- Barstool: CF Stinson, Lorelai-MB, Elm
- Caregiver stool: Momentum, Plan, Endow
- Caregiver spaces
- Staff respite
- Connect
- Focus
- Restore
- Barstool: CF Stinson, Lorelai-MB, Elm
- Caregiver stool: Momentum, Plan, Endow
- Caregiver spaces
- Staff respite
- Focus
- Restore
What it looks like in Senior Living
- Blueprint inside back/seat: OFS Textiles, West, Bodie
- Blueprint outside back: Designtex, Clad Celliant, Snowy
- Ardha: Designtex, Clad Celliant, Snowy
- Blueprint inside back/seat: OFS Textiles, West, Bodie
- Blueprint outside back: Designtex, Clad Celliant, Snowy
- Ardha: Designtex, Clad Celliant, Snowy
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- Workplace
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