original stool with traditional Japanese indigo dyeing, by x + l, Japan, 2019

Crafted entirely from polished metal, its angular silhouette captures light and shadow in unexpected ways, giving the piece a sculptural quality beyond its functional use. A design ...

A refined wooden high stool from France. Defined by its clear, architectural silhouette, the piece reveals a straightforward joinery construction that highlights the natural beauty o...

Design：Francisco Fanucci Material：Solid Wood Stool designed by Francisco Fanucci in 1988. It is designed around the theme of "sentar brasileiro brazilian seating". It is said to have been inspired by the stools used in the Brazilian countryside to keep warm by a wood stove, a traditional indigenous craft. The angle of the wood on the seat allows the stool to fit and support the body in a position similar to a squatting posture. Small and practical, it can be placed by the fireplace or used as an entryway...

This fiberglass stool by Stacy Dukes is from the famous ski resort Les Arcs 1600, designed by Charlotte Perriand. It was originally used as a chair for children or in a bathroom. The front legs are reminiscent of Yanagi Sori...

A pair of solid pine stools, designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1970s.

This is a stool that was made from the Taisho period to the mid-Showa period (1910 to 1960) in Japan. They are often used in factories and craftsmen's workshops, but they were also f...

France / circa 1969s. Size : W 450, D 420, H 420 mm ? The stool designed by architect Georges Candilis and interior designer Anya B...

This is a wooden stool made of cedar wood from the late Meiji and Taisho periods (around 1900-1920) in Japan. It is believed to have been actually used in old private homes and farmh...