Brutalist Wooden Tripod Stool with Carved Heart Detail, Spain 1960s

Functional design is the evident guiding principle of many Scandinavian pieces from the early mid-century, and there is hardly a better example than this oak stool. In earlier days, ...

Stools have been steadily increasing in popularity thanks to a number of reasons, the most obvious being their space-saving functionality. Stools can be used in any space to provide an easily moved alternative to more cumbersome furniture. However, thanks to their versatility, they can provide a lot of visual interest. European mid-century design is generally characterized by a minimal, clean approach that seeks to combine functionality with beauty. With its focus is on simple lines and light spaces, this stool is devoid of clutter. Standing on four straight legs, the sole decorative element is the split seat...

This chair is a striking example of the Brutalist design movement, which found expression in various creative fields, including architecture and furniture design. Brutalism, characte...

Featuring French designer Charles Dudouyt’s signature style, this stool melds seamlessly with a variety of trends thanks to its elegant sense of lavishness. As a major figure in earl...

Handcrafted french brutalist solid wood tripod stool or side table France 1960s No nails or hardware In the style of Jean Touret, Charlotte Perriand, Francis Jourdain

Solid elm tripod stool, brutalist style. French work from the 1960s. Free-form stool, chunky, yet racy and elegant, stunning wood grain and sunny hon...

Solid black walnut stool with a gouged apron.

Charming Rustic French Stool, 1980 - A Timeless Tale of Craftsmanship, Solid Oak Discover this alluring rustic French stool, crafted in 1980 from solid oak, with tripod-style spla...