Walnut Finish Maple Bar Stool with Charcoal Woven Seat by Peter Danko

USA, 1978. Molded from a single sheet of maple plywood. Peter Danko’s first chair of notoriety.

Originally designed by Mel Smilow in 1956 and officially reintroduced by his daughter Judy Smilow in 2013, the Woven Rush Bar Stool is classically midcentury. This collection’s handw...

The Bay Bar Stool is a solid wood stool with a roomy seat and turned tapered legs. Wood frames available in walnut, white oak, maple, and black. Available with a rope woven seat (shown here). The sturdy, but graceful footrest has an exposed tenon from the cross brace displayed on the spindle. Each seat has 140 feet of polypropylene rope with a modern yacht weave. Similar to rope used in sail line, it is very comfortable and soft and tactile to touch. Bar height seat...

A stool to complement the Sáasil family. Just like the Sáasil Chair, its light but solid structure creates a frame for the handwoven cotton or nylon threa...

The solid walnut bar stool is hand-crafted with traditional joinery. The upholstery features a combination of leather and fabric and is an homage to 1940's French designer Jacques Ad...

A well-designed piece of furniture blurs the line between functionality and art. The Madison stool is a geometrical masterpiece testing the boundary of what we think is possible with...