English 1890s Ebonized Faux Bamboo Stool with Tiger Striped Upholstery

An English ebonized stool from the 19th century, distinguished by its curving X-form base and elegant hand-painted decoration in the chinoiserie style. The sinuous legs form graceful...

An English Egyptian Revival walnut Thebes stool from the early 20th century, with slatted curving seat and faux bamboo legs. Born in England during the Roaring 1920s, this Thebes sto...

This pair of 19th-century English stools combines classic craftsmanship with updated upholstery, offering both character and versatility. The ebonized wood frames highlight the sculptural beauty of bobbin-turned legs, a design element that adds a rhythmic elegance to their profile. The stretchers reinforce the structure, ensuring both visual balance and lasting durability. The seats have been reupholstered in custom linen, a natural fabric chosen for its elegant texture and subtle warmth. A row of nailhead trim outlines the perimeter, providing a tailored finish that enhances the contrast between the dark frame and the soft, neutral-toned seat. This combination of intricate woodwork and fresh upholstery allows the stools to bridge traditional and contemporary aesthetics with ease. These stools make an excellent addition to a variety of interiors. Use them in a living room as stylish extra seating, tuck them under a console for a functional yet decorative touch, or place them at the foot of a bed to introduce a sense of symmetry. Their compact form allows them to be easily moved from one space to another, offering both charm and practicality. Whether incorporated into a classic setting or paired with modern furnishings for a collected look, this pair of English bobbin stools...

A pair of English vintage walnut stools from the mid-20th century, with faux bamboo bases and rush seats. Created in England during the midcentur...