2005 Enea Coma Café Bar Stool by Josep Lluscà for Brayton Int / Coalesse

This is a MilanoLight Bar Stool, designed by Wolfgang C.R. Mezger for Davis Furniture. The listed price includes one bar stool, and we have several available for purchase. The design...

This is a pair of ‘Toledo’ Bar Stools, originally designed by Pepe Cortes for AMAT-3 in 1988. These examples are a later Knoll-distributed production from the 2000s. The design f...

This is a single Babar bar stool, designed by Simon Pengelly for Arper in 2006 (multiple stools are available, though the price listed is for each stool). This sculptural stool featu...

These are brand new Emeco “Nine-O” Upholstered Bar Stools, designed by Ettore Sottsass in 2008. The listed price includes one stool, and we have several stools available for purc...

This slim and graceful Enea Lottus Bar height stools are comfortable and well-crafted, Features flexible sculpted polypropylene shell with upholstered seat, It's stylish and functi...

These slim and graceful Montara650 Bar height stools are comfortable and well-crafted. Features sculpted oak veneered plywood shell with fully upholstered seat and back. It's stylish...

This slim and graceful Montara650 bar height stools are comfortable and well-crafted. Features sculpted oak veneered plywood shell with upholstered seat. It's stylish and functiona...

A chair designed by the most famous French creator for the then most famous French café: Café Costes in Paris. This stackable chair is solid and comfortable: the ideal chair for a café. Divised in close cooperation with Baleri Italia, the minimal and timeless lines of the Café Chair can elegantly match with all both public and private interiors and lifestyles. Structure in steel tubing painted with epoxy powders in metallic silver gloss. The seat in lasten: latex rubber and polypropylene belting in black. Philippe Starck, world famous creator with multifaceted inventiveness, is always focused on the essential, his vision: that creation, whatever form it takes, must improve the lives of as many people as possible. By employing his prolific work across all domains, from everyday products (furniture, a citrus-squeezer, electric bikes, an individual wind turbine), to architecture (hotels, restaurants that aspire to be stimulating places) and naval and spatial engineering (mega yachts, space habitation module), he continually pushes the boundaries and requirements of design, becoming one of the most visionary and renowned creators of the international contemporary scene. In 1984 and 1985, Philippe Starck collaborated with Baleri to create five pieces of furniture: Café Chair, Francesca Spanish, Richard III, Président M...