Objet d art Stools

Designed by French visionary Philippe Starck in 1991 for XO, the iconic Bubu 1er stool effortlessly blurs the boundaries between functional seating, side table, and playful sculpture...

Designed by Florence Knoll, a legendary figure in modern design and co-founder of Knoll, this iconic Model 75 stool (often referred to as a hair-pin leg stool or side table) perfectl...

Designed by French designer Louis Sognot, a pioneering figure in mid-century French modernism, this exquisite rattan stool offers a refined, romantic take on natural material furnitu...

Crafted during the 1960s and 1970s, this solid pine stool is intrinsically tied to the iconic Les Arcs ski resort in Savoy, France—a landmark architectural development spearheaded by...

Designed by Isamu Kenmochi, one of the pioneers of Japanese modern furniture design, this sculptural handwoven rattan stool beautifully exemplifies his philosophy of combining tradit...

A pair of elegant vintage stools manufactured by Akita Mokko, one of Japan’s most respected furniture makers, renowned for its mastery of bentwood craftsmanship. Featuring gracefull...

A small primitive wooden stool from Japan, dating to the 1920s. Hand-carved from solid wood, the piece features a organic seat with naturally irregular edges and three tapered legs. ...

Originally conceived as a multifunctional object for the Ulm School of Design, the stool reflects the principles of functional modernism. Its simple geometric construction allows it ...

A primitive wooden stool from Spain. Hand-carved from solid wood, defined by its raw surface, organic form, and honest construction. A sculptural, utilitarian object shaped by use an...

This chair by Dutch design unit x+l is finished using traditional indigo dyeing, followed by a persimmon tannin coating to enhance depth of color and durability. Its sculptural form ...

An iconic “Butterfly” stool by Sori Yanagi, combining Japanese craftsmanship with modernist elegance in a fluid sculptural form.

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...

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 ...

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...

An iconic mid-century design by Japanese master Sori Yanagi. The Elephant Stool embodies simplicity, functionality, and sculptural beauty. Featuring a distinctive arching silhouette ...

Sculptural Walnut Stool Model 687 by Gio Ponti , 1953s I can sent more detail picture.please contact me! Each price

This is the smallest of Isamu Kenmochi's Ratan stools. It is just the right size for small children. The cushion is fixed so it will not fall off. This is...

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...

Design：Lina Bo Bardi, Marcelo Ferraz, Marcelo Suzuki Material：Tauari In 1986, Marcelo Ferraz and Marcelo Suzuki Lina Bo Bardi worked on a series of projects in Salvador, including t...

1960s / France Size W410 D390 H905 SH757 / W400 D360 H840 SH685 mm Les Arcs Bar Stool designed for Les Arcs - 1960s ski resort in France designe...