London Design Festival 09: British designer Benjamin Hubert has designed a collection of seating for Dutch furniture brand De Vorm.

Called Pebble, the collection includes a chair and stool with rotation-moulded plastic seats in various colours.

The legs are made of oak and held in place by a powder-coated steel band.

The collection will be launched at 100% Design in London next week.

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Here's some text from Benjamin Hubert:

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Pebble, designed by benjamin hubert for De Vorm.

De Vorm are a young Dutch furniture producer located in Arnheim, The Netherlands. Their in-house design team produce a range of interior and exterior furniture, with a sustainable and innovative approach to materials. Pebble represents their first collaboration with an independent designer and is manufactured in the Netherlands.

The furniture collection is inspired by the form of beach pebbles found washed up by the sea. The design is a combination of rotational moulding, solid oak and CNC formed metal. Rotational moulding is predominantly used for large outdoor furniture. Pebble brings this material indoors and adds an increased sense of sophistication through its form, finish and combination with other materials.

Pebble has a low carbon footprint as the seats are manufactured from recyclable polyethylene and the knock down construction contains no additional fixings. The legs locate into the moulded top and are held together under tension by the powder coated steel band.

Pebble Specification

Chair h 820mm w 450mm d 550mm
High Stool h 650mm w 400mm d 400mm
Low Stool h 450mm w 400mm d 400mm

Grey stained oak and rotational moulded polyethylene in light grey, dark grey, green or olive.