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Warm-toned living room with a Metaphorm game table by Malabar at the center, set up for chess with dark and ivory pieces. The table top has striped wood-veneer edges in light and dark tones, and its tall legs are stacked tapered blocks in burgundy lacquer, pale wood, carved dark wood and brown marble. Two Krom Mea stools by Malabar flank it, each with a green-and-cream geometric upholstered seat, red wooden beads and a striped wood base. At right stands the Mon Ooh sideboard by Malabar in deep blue with carved fan-shaped relief panels. The Seoul suspension lamp by Creativemary hangs at the top, with teal fringe. Checkered ochre curtains, a tall window with a city view, and a sculptural multicolored rug complete the sunlit scene.
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Krom Mea Stool

There is something about art that awakens a sensation unlike anything else, a shift that happens before thought, in the space between perception and emotion.

When the creative minds behind Malabar began conceiving the Krom Mea stool, the intention was precisely that: to activate feeling. Not only as decoration, but as presence. A composition of color, texture, rhythm, and materiality designed to interrupt the ordinary and reframe the everyday. Crafted with a structure combination of two woods in stripes and upholstered in cotton velvet, it grounds its expressive language in tactile precision and warmth.

The Krom Mea explores the idea that furniture is never neutral. It either withdraws into silence or steps forward as expression.

"Color becomes language. Contrast becomes structure. Pattern becomes movement."

Far from the notion of safe interiors, the Krom Mea stool embraces chromatic tension and deliberate visual energy. It introduces a focal point, a quiet disruption that shifts the atmosphere of a space without overwhelming it.

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Handmade in Portugal

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Yes. The Krom Mea Stool can be customized in materials, finishes and dimensions to suit your interior design project. Custom sizes and material combinations are available upon request.

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