Double Zero Bar Stool
The Moroso Double Zero Stool by David Adjaye elevates a circular padded seat and back on an open tubular steel frame.
A footrest and slender cross-bracing complete the tall profile. The range includes two seat heights, with or without arms, in black or gold chrome; polyurethane-covered plywood forms the seat and back beneath fixed upholstery.
Every detail, considered.
- Brand
- Moroso
- Collection
- Double Zero
- Designer
- David Adjaye
- Design year
- 2015
- Descriptor
- Fabric bar stool with circular back
- Country
- Italy
- Structure
- Seat and backrest in polyurethane foam-coated plywood
- Low bar stool
- 18″ W × 20¾″ D × 43¼″ H (46 × 53 × 110 cm)
- Low bar stool with armrests
- 19¾″ W × 20¾″ D × 43¼″ H (50 × 53 × 110 cm)
- High bar stool
- 18″ W × 20¾″ D × 48½″ H (46 × 53 × 123 cm)
- High bar stool with armrests
- 19¾″ W × 20¾″ D × 48½″ H (50 × 53 × 123 cm)
- Seat height
- Low bar stool: 25½″ (65 cm)High bar stool: 30¾″ (78 cm)
- Seat depth
- 15¼″ (39 cm)
- Materials
- 0125½ or 30¾ inch seats
Two fixed sitting heights provide separate options for counter and bar settings.
- 02Armed or armless frames
Both versions pair circular upholstered panels with an open chrome-plated steel structure.
- 03Integrated steel footrest
Crosspieces in the tubular frame provide a resting place below the raised seat.
Double Zero Bar Stool by Moroso pairs a round upholstered seat and circular back with an open tubular frame.
Polyurethane-covered plywood forms the padded panels within chrome-plated steel. Separate versions have 25½ or 30¾ inch seat heights and can include or omit arms. A built-in footrest supports the raised seating position, and the upholstery remains fixed.
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Italian designer sofas and seating where upholstery expertise meets expressive color, sculptural form and international creative voices.
David Adjaye
David Adjaye founded Adjaye Associates in 2000. His architectural practice has worked on projects ranging from furniture to urban planning. Buildings include the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, with research informed by art, civic life and cultural context.
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