822 High wooden barstool with footrest

822 is a solid beech wood and veneer high stool designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Ton.‎

The 822 forms emulate Josef Hoffmann’s 1930 design of the modernist model 811.‎ In its proportions, the 822 collection works more with the natural forms of manual bentwood technology; it tempers some parts of the structure, but conversely, the graphic use of circular holes
visually empowers the seat and backrest.‎ These holes connect the colour finish with the interior the chair inhabits, or with the clothing of the person seated on it, and they impart a specific, timeless character to this comprehensive product family.‎

Wood
The 822 collection combines the use of shaped plywood and manually bent solid wood.‎ This specific technology only uses beechwood, which is naturally pale in colour and has a very soft texture.‎ The products are made from wood certified by PEFC, a system focusing on responsible approaches to forest ecosystems and aiming to expand them.‎

Colours and surface treatments
Natural products can be finished with oil or lacquer to highlight the beechwood’s natural characteristics.‎ Stains and pigment colours give the product a specific character and enable an interaction with the interior and the colours or styles worn by the person using it at any given time.‎