This bar stool designed by Harry Bertoia for Knoll International in the 1960s translates the language of modern design through an essential wire frame, where form comes from subtraction and visual lightness. The lattice pattern creates an almost graphic presence in the space, allowing light to filter through and making the object visually airy from all angles.The seat maintains Bertoia's typical sculptural construction, in which metal is not mere structure but becomes a true formal element. The balance between rigidity and lightness generates a functional yet strongly expressive object, capable of dialoguing with contemporary, industrial or minimalist environments without weighing down the space.The stools are sold individually: the price listed refers to a single piece, but multiple units can be purchased to make up a set.