Single X Stool by Michel Boyer in Stainless Steel

Charlotte Perriand pair of iconic pine wood stools or tables for Les Arcs ski resort, circa 1960. Manufactured in France. These are the iconic Charlotte Perriand simple and straig...

Arno Declercq Belgian oak wood four legs stool may be used as a side table or a stool. Arno Declercq is a Belgian designer and art dealer born in 1994 who makes bespoke objects for ...

French oak stool in the style of Andre Arbus or Jean-Charles Moreau. Original pale blue velvet horsehair cushion on white cerused oak wood legs terminating in a French c1940 curved f...

A French 24 hr brushed stainless steel clock signed M Fleury. Very architectural and modernist forms. Excellent condition to the structure, with no scratches or dents. Clock mov...

The very first piece of furniture designed by master Sergio Rodrigues, the 'Mocho' stool takes aesthetic and functional cues from a traditional milking stool and features a seat and ...

An early Clizia garden seat designed by Angelo Mangiarotti in honed Pietra Serena marble, both the seat and the large single tile base.

Contemporary stackable stool by Johan Viladrich. Material: Anodised aluminum, stainless steel bolts Measures: L 43, W 20, H 45 cm. Apprx. 15kg Limited edition of 200 + 20AP Th...

Vintage Stool or Sidetable. Made from solid Birch and chromed massive steel for the base in teh 70s. Designer and Manufacturer unknown. Measures: Height, 65cm, Diameter of the Birc...

The Single Bucket Stool is a single sized, dining table height seat, or side table. The second of four versions from the Bucket Stools collection, a famil...

Sculptural brushed stainless steel stool by Carol Egan. This sculptural stool is part of a line of contemporary furniture designed by ...

Like a tiny creature bending over, brushing her toes on the floor, the Thin stools challenge our notion of strength, urging viewers to ask, Will this support me? At times minimalist ...

Standardized, but not standardized. exists a frame, but creating a new frame from there. called the same, built can be different. Two-By Series is works made by stacking layers of structural wood called two-by SPUSE. Just like stone masonry, standardized two-by woods repeats stacking. Through the repetitive process, it is reminiscent of the work technique of abstract painting that returns to the basics of the structure (dot-line-surface) and approaches the pure sculpture of the material. They are reinterpreted in the natural pure form of the material across the function. The purpose of use is no longer important. The way to utilize them found in the construction site is to minimize the demand for function and to realize the beauty of free form. Dimension: 26 cm x 26 cm x 42.5 cm H. Additional info: The wooden box is included in the price. Two-By Series is made by stacking layers of structural wood called spuse. They use wood that has been dried for more than three months to minimize distortion. The Nak-Song finishing process refers to the repeated process of burning and brushing their surfaces with the finishing of traditional Korean wood...