Sumner Stools

In 1971, Pierre Chapo unveiled his visionary Converging-Lines Tables, sparking the inception of the second series of stools. The S31 embodies Chapo's mastery, skilfully uniting three converging legs to create a robust, stable base supporting even the weightiest sitter on a compact seat. This ingenious design not only ensures functionality but also enhances the stool's aesthetic allure. In our studio we use the S31 as booth a stool and side table. This S31 stool...

Stubby wooden hexagonal stool, made in France, circa 1950s. Thick seat with three rounded legs. No nails or hardware. Great lines and shape. Petite stoo...

Introducing a fantastic mid-century wooden stool, crafted in France during the 1960s. This piece is constructed without the use of hardware, boasting an elegant octagonal seat...

Introducing a captivating midcentury wooden stool, meticulously crafted in France during the vibrant 1960s. This extraordinary piece serves as a tribute to the era's commitment to artisanal excellence. Crafted entirely without the use of conventional hardware, its distinctive triangular seat, elegantly flared legs, and meticulously carved gouge work are all fashioned...

This striking three-legged stool is the model S31 designed by Pierre Chapo in 1974. The cross legged base and round seat are in solid elm wood. This stool also (could work) works wel...

French Oak tripod stool with wonderful patina. One stool available.

Pierre Chapo, Elm Bar Stool S-01-C. France, 1970 Bar tabouret - stool model S-01-C created by Pierre Chapo, France, 1970s. This stool is made out of ...

Pair of Mid-Century Lounge Chairs by André Sornay, France, 1950 Introducing a visually striking pair of vintage lounge chairs designed by the esteemed French furniture designer Andr...

This stool is a striking example of Pierre Chapo's craftsmanship, featuring the S13a model from the 1970s, made in France. Crafted from solid elm, the stool exudes a timeless eleganc...

A red leather and wood armchair designed and produced by André Sornay, France, 1940s. Heavy wear on arm rests with natural dry cracking. Moderate wear to fabric (residue buildup an...

André Sornay, armchair, mahogany, suede, France, circa 1930 This rare armchair by André Sornay exemplifies his architectural approach to furniture design, created during the height ...

Tabouret No. 307 in oak with tubular steel legs, designed by Jean Prouvé in 1951. Marked with Vitra label. Jean Prouvé (1901-1984) was a French architect, designer, and builder, ren...