Stool design

Finnish designer Alvar Aalto's stackable stool from 1933 is one of his most simple and affordable designs.

The furniture of the Airisto collection is multifunctional: it can be used as a side table, stool and bench. The fresh / natural ash accentuates the beautiful characteristics of the wood.

Characterised by a simple and honest use of form and material, the Principal serie is timeless in every aspect.

The Scala Stool from the Scala serie was initially designed for the Scala Foyer of the Danish Aarhus Theatre.

The Stool E60 is a world famous design by one of the founders of Artek namely Alvar Aalto.

STOOL 60 Designer: Alvar Aalto Year: 1933

STOOL 60 Designer: Alvar Aalto Year: 1933

Let consists of two parallel planks that are slightly tilted, which provides structural stability and a comfortable seat.

Aldo Bakker's Cabinet is a beautiful example of contemporary craftsmanship, combined with elegance.

The TriAngle by Aldo Bakker consists of 12 triangular parts that fit together like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, to create a stool or a side table

The Peace collection from the Finnish Vaarnii is a true eye-catcher for your garden, balcony or terrace

De Ast kruk van Vaarnii, een ontwerp van Dimitri Bähler, kenmerkt zich door een pretentieloos ontwerp dat het alternatieve met het moderne vertaling.

The 001 stool from Vaarnii combines the well-known geometric shapes in a pleasantly surprising way: the legs are made of rectangular pieces of pine wood and the seat has the shape of a circle.

The Mater Accent oak coffee table is a design by the Danish architect duo Space Copenhagen, made in FSC solid oak and available in 4 sizes.

STOOL 60 Designer: Alvar Aalto Year: 1933