Staffa Pedestal
Inspired by the unique volcanic rock formations found on the ancient island of Staffa in Scotland, the Staffa Pedestal by Ferm LIVING is a bold piece. Paying homage to its namesake, which means pillar in Norse, each piece is crafted entirely from glass-fibre reinforced concrete, using an innovative casting process that provides each item with a rough, uneven shape reminiscent of blocks of carved stone. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the Staffa Pedestal presents an intriguing piece that blurs the line between art and functionality. Use it as a plinth to elevate your favourite vase, sculptural piece or lamp and watch it as it naturally sparks conversation.
This item is considered bulky and therefore excluded from our standard delivery options. To secure your product, please continue with your purchase and our team will get in touch with a shipping quote. Alternatively, you can select free in-store pick up.
Inspired by the unique volcanic rock formations found on the ancient island of Staffa in Scotland, the Staffa Pedestal by Ferm LIVING is a bold piece. Paying homage to its namesake, which means pillar in Norse, each piece is crafted entirely from glass-fibre reinforced concrete, using an innovative casting process that provides each item with a rough, uneven shape reminiscent of blocks of carved stone. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the Staffa Pedestal presents an intriguing piece that blurs the line between art and functionality. Use it as a plinth to elevate your favourite vase, sculptural piece or lamp and watch it as it naturally sparks conversation.
This item is considered bulky and therefore excluded from our standard delivery options. To secure your product, please continue with your purchase and our team will get in touch with a shipping quote. Alternatively, you can select free in-store pick up.
| Details & Care | Glass-fibre Reinforced Concrete. Indoor & Outdoor use. Wipe with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive surface or chemicals for cleaning. |
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| Brand | Ferm Living |