Nontalo

An ingenious stool where play, spontaneity and sustainability are in harmony, made of a compostable material from olive pits.

Hosted by Irene Segarra and Irene Martínez

This project is now archived and was part of DDW22

Nontalo

Irene Segarra and Irene Martínez

Nontalo is an ingenious stool where play, spontaneity and sustainability are in harmony. It is made of a compostable material from olive pits.Through its modularity and organic shape, the stool can be combined and expanded to become a chair, bench or other figures according to the user's creativity

From waste to product

This stool is composed of a strong and durable material that is also easily compostable. This material is made from olive pits and natural compounds that are environmentally friendly. This waste is used in the form of a new natural wood that is easy to shape. Its rough, organic texture creates a natural and mediterranean ambience.

Spontaneous design

The organic and modular shape of this stool means that its structure can be expanded and combined to become a chair, bench or other abstract shapes where play, imagination and the user's need come together. This clever design allows two designs and six interlocking modules to form this ingenious seat.

Monomaterial

Apart from the material and shape, this seat is produced from a single material, so there is no need for connecting elements. This facilitates the production and, above all, recycling and the end of the product's life. The result is a comfortable, soft and warm design object.

Nontalo

Irene Segarra and Irene Martínez

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Nontalo

Irene Segarra Rius

Nontalo

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Irene Segarra and Irene Martínez
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About Irene Segarra and Irene Martínez

Eneris collective is formed by Irene Segarra and Irene Martínez. Both are industrial design engineers specialized in sustainable materials and work together exploring new ways of designing with a contemporary, sustainable and inclusive style. They signed the designs in collaboration with the biomaterials studio NaifactoryLAB. Their goal is to design to reclaim, bringing culture and tradition to new generations, immersing themselves in creative processes and designing innovative products.