Mogens Lassen - Stool

A stool formed by the hollowing out of oak tree trunks using fire. The oak comes from naturally fallen trees and all are made by the Belgian artist Kaspar Hamacher

A rare low stool in mahogany with three tapered legs by Charlotte Perriand. France, circa 1950s. One stool remains available.

A Time Life stool by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Literature: Eames Design: The Work of the Office of Charles and Ray Eames, Neuhart, Neuhart and Eames, ppg. 248-249 Pro...

‘Guldhoj’ Stool of Oak, seat of stretched black leather. Made by Poul Hundevad, Vamdrup, Model PH-43 (Non-Original Cushion of black leather included). Th...

Scandinavian white oak stool originally designed by Mogens Lassen in 1942, Denmark Measurements W18'' x D 13'' x H 20.50'' Seat H 19''

Sculptural pair of Danish-designed stools, designed by 1960s designer Mogens Lassen. The stools have a beautiful sculptural and iconic line. Its very fluid and harmonious lines denote great woodwork. Its finely carved seat has a very cosy shape in fact it seems to be stitched to the human form, making the sitter very comfortable. Carved mahogany wood. Its four conical legs are in line with its seat. This unusual pair of stools has a truly eccentric and sculptural design. Through its shape, the stools are ideal for minimalist, conceptual designs and modern living rooms.  

A classic vintage and original Mogens Lassen three legged stool in teak. Beautiful patina, great sculptural form.

In 1942, Mogens Lassen designed the Stool ML42 as a piece for a furniture exhibition held at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art. Drawing inspiration from the practical stools tradit...