Orbis Stool/Side Table

Orbis Stool & Side Table in Marble with Mirror Core by Homa. Dimensions: W 40 x D 40 x H 50 cm Materials: Marble, Green and Honey Onyx. The image showcases the version in Green and...

Side Table 06 by Ian Love Design Dimensions: D 50.8 x H 48.26 cm Materials: Ash wood Based in, produced and shipped from the US. Also available in: Materials: Walnut, White Oak (fo...

Orbis Stool & Side Table II in Marble with Reflected Core by Homa Dimensions: W 40 x D 40 x H 50 cm Materials: Warm Brown Marble and Amber Onyx HOMA is a contemporary design atelie...

Part of the Sedona Series, inspired by the rich red stones and layered strata of the Sedona desert, the ST-AR-018 is a handcrafted, small-batch concrete stool that balances raw mater...

Hand-cast stool that can be used for seating, as a side table or as a sculptural object. For indoor and outdoor use. At the intersection of art, craft, and design, Concrete Poetic...

Hand-cast stool that can be used for seating, as a side table or as a sculptural object. For indoor and outdoor use. At the intersection of art, craft, and design, Concrete Poetic...

ItooRaba stool by Sizar Alexis Signed Dimensions: length 40 x width 40 x height 38cm. seat height: 42cm Comes in stained black, white and natural pine. A furniture series t...

Brisa Side Table by Aeny Studio One Of A Kind Dimensions: D 38 x W 51 x H 37 cm. Materials: Repurposed polyurethane foam, plywood, composite blend, sand, and pigment. Founded by Nay...

Pedina Stool by Kreoo Designed by Enzo Berti Dimensions: Ø 36 x H 43 cm. Base: Ø 25 cm. Materials: Verde Imperiale marble. Available in different marble options. Please contact us....

Assento Stool by Macheia Handmade In Portugal. Dimensions: D 55 x W 75 x H 40 cm. Materials: Natural dried bulrush and galvanized iron. Inspired by Tanho, the most iconic piece of the Bunho technique, Assento is a hybrid between a sitting stool and a side table. The bulrush spiral extends into a metal arc that embraces the wheel into the metal structure. The low seat’s organic shape represents a release from the spiraling motion of the wheel. The Collection zooms in the Bunho technique - a unique portuguese basketry technique that shapes the natural fiber Bulrush (Schoenoplectrus Palla), into a intricate mesh of knots and stitches. Nowadays, the Bunho technique is kept by the hands and know-how of only two artisans in Europe, One of them is Manuel Ferreira...