Mdf Italia - Neil Textile Stool H78

A new look for the Neil seating family, designed by Jean Marie Massaud in 2018 and now an icon of simplicity. Today the family expands with the Textile version with fabric cover, coupled and stretched simply between the structure made of steel wire. A seat that celebrates simplicity, lightness and that can be easily declined in different contexts of interior.

In Neil Textile the sartorial skill is expressed in the wide choice of fabrics available embellished with a ton-on-ton stitching that emphasize the design of the seat.
The aesthetics and comfort of Neil Textile can also be found in the stool version, available in two heights, and suitable for more informal environments in combination with island kitchens, bar counters and high tables.

The Neil collection is characterized by its sustainable spirit: the materials used are 100% recyclable and the seats are easily disassembled to facilitate a correct recycling process. Sustainability is one of the values that guide several projects of the French designer: the use of quality materials, combined with values such as competence and intelligent production systems, make the product durable over time and limit waste.

Backrest and seat supporting structure made of steel wire and available in glossy black chrome finish.
Upholstery made of fabric, coupled and stretched simply between the structure, characterized by stitching and stitching aesthetic tone on the seat and back, decorations to emphasize the tension and design. The cover is removable.
Textiles
Cat. B Etis
Cat. C Soul
Cat. D Nature
Cat. F London / Paris
Cat. G Hero 2 / Sunday / Moss

Jean Marie Massaud

Jean-Marie Massaud (Toulouse, 1966) is a French designer and architect. Graduated from the National School of Industrial Design "Les Ateliers" in Paris in 1990, he then began to work with Marc Berthier. He has worked in all fields of design, from furniture to individual products to industrial equipment. In 2000, he founded Studio Massaud, expanding his experience in the architectural development sector. Among his projects is the 'Volcano Chivas Stadium', a low environmental impact stadium, inaugurated in July 2010, in Guadalajara, Mexico. He collaborates with various brands, including B & B Italia, Axor Hansgrohe, Dior, Poltrona Frau, Lancôme and Renault. Proclaimed 'designer of the year' in 2009 at the Salon M&O Now, his works have been published in the most prestigious magazines in the world and exhibited in important international exhibitions.

Mdf Italia

MDF Italia is a Milan-based design company manufacturing furniture, which was fully acquired in 2013 by the holding group of the Cassina family, a long-standing leader in Italian design. MDF Italia was set up with a dynamic entrepreneurial and product strategy in mind and it has always focused on design and simplicity as core values in selecting projects and designers. It has based its success on its ability to represent contemporary culture and to anticipate trends. Synthesis of lightness, simplicity and innovation are the characteristics that distinguish the company.