RUTAN

Add magnets to easily bring the individual pieces together

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Add magnets to easily bring the individual pieces together

FLEXIBLE COMFORT

The updated RUTAN essentially consists of a single leg, a leg that can be specified in different colours, with or without castors, and in a version where the leg continues up past the seat and ends in a conveniently placed tabletop. Build standalone RUTAN modules with four legs per unit. Then add magnets to easily bring the individual pieces together to form sofas, corner sofas, or benches. If a connected sofa is desired from the start, the modules can be assembled in a more permanent way, where the legs also function as linking brackets and the modules share the leg set. Should the future require it, the sofa can be divided back into standalone armchairs simply by adding extra legs.

Despite its strict form, RUTAN is remarkably comfortable. The upholstered modules feature nozag springs and moulded polyurethane, and your choice of textile, leather, and steel colour lets you play freely with character and expression. Whether you want RUTAN to be monochrome or to pop with contrasting colours – it’s entirely up to you.

RUTAN on Location

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RUTAN on Location

Sustainability

Ever since Blå Station was founded in 1986 the company has focused on environmental issues and works to seven + one criteria for sustainable development.

RUTAN
Details
Variant
Dimensions
Seat height 
44 cm
Seat width 
75 - ∞ cm
Overall height 
75 cm
Dimensions
Seat height 
44 cm
Seat width 
75 - ∞ cm
Seat depth 
75 - ∞ cm
Overall height 
44 cm
Dimensions
Seat height 
44 cm
Seat width 
75 - ∞ cm
Seat depth 
75 - ∞ cm
Overall height 
75 cm
Dimensions
Seat height 
44 cm
Seat depth 
58 cm
Seat width 
75 cm
Overall depth 
75 cm
Overall height 
75 cm
Dimensions
Seat height 
44 cm
Seat width 
58 cm
Overall depth 
58 cm
Overall height 
75 cm
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RUTAN
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Designer
About

Konsthögskolan, Stockholm 2005-2006 | Konstfack, Crafts and Design, Stockholm 1994-1999 | Denmarks Designskole, Industrial design, Copenhagen 1996 | Inchbald School of Design, London 1988-1989

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About

Stefan Borselius, born 1974 in Malmö. Educated at the Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design. He attended Carl Malmstens school and Steneby school, and studied furniture carpentry and design.

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