freifrau | ona barstool | wooden frame black oak | riga noir + gobelin eden

A thought of understated elegance. Sebastian Herkner’s design interprets the Freifrau brand in a whole new way. A round seat cushion, a curved backrest, and four slender legs – Ona is reduced to the essentials. The characteristic, soft wrap-around piping reinforces the seam between the two backrest shells.
When asked what distinguishes his design from other Freifrau models, designer Sebastian Herkner says: “A touch more elegant and less casual.”
Ona offers a warm embrace, while allowing its user to maintain their posture. Manufactured from high-quality materials, this chair is available in several variations, making it wonderfully versatile.

All Freifrau pieces are custom made in Germany to your specifications. 20-22 weeks.

Please note: Pictures are not of the actual stool and indicative only.

Dimensions:
100cm Height
47cm Width
45cm Length
82cm Seat Height
45cm Seat Width

RIGA FABRIC | This soft and timeless corduroy is elegant and simple and therefore perfect for casual-chic interiors. Riga is supple and soft with a dense pile that makes it an ideal material for upholstery use. We offer this combination-friendly fabric in a colour range from natural to intense colours. Weight 800g.

GOBELIN FABRIC
The term Gobelin was originally limited to fabrics made in the Manufacture des Gobelins in Paris, whose products had such intricate patterns and were woven with so much care that they were hung on walls as tapestries. Now, the Belgian company Meisterwerke has decided to revive this kind of material, bringing it up to date by including attention seeking details.

Oasis Gobelin
Working with Meisterwerke from Belgium and a tattoo artist from its home town of Lemgo in Germany, Freifrau has developed a new Gobelin fabric; that fantasy scene – with a few contemporary details – functions to balance the heaviness of the material, representing not only an exotic fairy-tale from the animal kingdom, but also an opulent oasis in which many animals coexist peacefully. There is a message here, and a philosophy shared by many. The motif chosen to be woven into Gobelin started life as a study for an oil painting by Christian Trzaska, that was commissioned by Art-Director Birgit Hoffmann and graphics team Bertermann-Winters.