With the sculptural MB70 stool, Michael Bloch clearly demonstrates his passion and interest for both technical design and craftsmanship. In the late 1960s Bloch became inspired by the new production methods and the combination of metal and wood. And like his professor Grete Jalk, Bloch was inspired by the technical complexity of designing functional and sculptural furniture by experimenting with form and molded plywood, holding the wooden legs together with chromed metal rods. 

Crafted from durable materials, it offers both stability and style, making it suitable for various spaces, from modern kitchens, bedrooms, or living rooms to contemporary offices.

Its versatility and understated elegance make it a timeless addition to any interior decor scheme.