Folded Stool in Wood, Brown Color, by Adrian Reed, France, 1970

This stool is a footstool, with a four-star base. It is free-form with a Brutalist style. Its color is brown, it was made in France around 1950.

This stool is a free-form Brutalist wooden stool. It was made in France in 1950, it is based on 4 feet. It has a very nice patina. It is a small...

20th Century oak stool from England, the top is in a cross of Leather Straps . Legs are in a twisted carved shape. This is in a brown color.

This stool is in good condition. It has a traditional upholsterer, in accordance with the rules of the art. The wood has an old patina, they are in a good condition. It has been ma...

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...

Gorgeous foldable stool designed by Roger Tallon and produced by Sentou in France in the 1970s. The TS stool is fully made in a beautiful maple wood and was ingeniously design to...

Solid carved walnut stool or occasional table with a gouged edge.

“The S13 stool plays on the assembly of three converging legs and manages to achieve a solid, stable base that takes the full weight of a person on a small seat surface. The Technical challenge adds to the stool’s appeal” (from Pierre Chapo, Magen H...