Stools
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Set of 6 vintage Dot stools model 3170 by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, 1974
Vintage bentwood and beechwood piano stool ,Czechoslovakia 1930s
Vintage stool, Charlotte Perriand selection for Les Arcs, 1960
Vintage high stool by Charlotte Perriand
Vintage teak stool by Ellekaer and Linneberg, Denmark 1960s
Vintage pine stool, Sweden 1960s
Set of 3 vintage stools by Coslin George for Dada, Italy 1970s
Vintage stool in wood and formica, Czechoslovakia 1960s
Vintage "plein" stool by Georges Candilis and Anja Blomstetd for Sentou, 1968s
Vintage "Marbella" bar stool in wood and iron, Spain 1970s
Vintage tubular stool
Vintage industrial metal and wood swivel stool, Poland 1950s
Vintage brass and leather stool with claw feet, 1900
Set of 4 vintage stackable children's stools by Stacy Dukes for Artemide, 1966s
Vintage mahogany stool with velvet seat, 1970
Vintage mahogany stool, 1950
Vintage Bauhaus stool in chrome-plated steel tube and leatherette
Vintage plastic stool, Hungary 1970s
Vintage beechwood stool ,Czechoslovakia 1960s
Pair of vintage French tripod stools, 1930-1940
Velca Golf kruk, Roberto Lucci and Paolo Orlandoni
Vintage bentwood stool by Dřevopodnik Holešov, 1970s
Vintage wooden stool, Czechoslovakia 1970s
Tomado Mid-Century Tripod Goatskin Stool by Jan Van Der Togt
Second-hand stools
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About stools
Stools have a rich history woven into the fabric of human seating evolution. Originating as simple, three-legged supports, stools have transcended time, adapting to cultural shifts and design trends. Today, these versatile pieces stand as symbols of both functionality and aesthetic flair, reflecting an evolution in seating preferences.
Stools and footstools
Stools and poufs are versatile and trendy pieces of furniture that add a modern touch to any interior. These compact and portable seating options offer added comfort and functionality, from stools to extra seating. With an endless selection of styles, colors and materials, stools and poufs are the perfect addition to any room as they are both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
What is the difference between a stool and a pouf?
The difference between stools and poufs lies mainly in their shape and function. Stools usually have a rectangular shape and are often used as footstools or additional seating. Poufs, on the other hand, often have a rounder shape and are used more as decorative accents or as comfortable seating for short-term use. However, both pieces of furniture are versatile and can be a practical and stylish addition to any interior.
What to consider when choosing a stool?
When buying a stool, it is important to pay attention to the right height and size so that it fits well with your sofa or chairs. Choose a stool bench with a sturdy construction and upholstery that fits well with your interior style so that you get a comfortable and functional addition to your living space. It is important that you choose a style and shape that suits your spaces. Opt for a stool with durable upholstery and padding for long-lasting comfort and enjoy the versatility of this piece of furniture, which is ideal as a footrest, extra seating or decorative addition to any room.
Leolux stool
The Leolux stools are a wonderful combination of functionality and style, manufactured by the leading Dutch furniture brand Leolux. With their careful design and high-quality materials, these stools provide excellent support and comfort for your feet and can also serve as a practical extra seat. Thanks to the wide range of fabric and leather choices, Leolux stools can be seamlessly integrated into any interior, making them both aesthetically and practically pleasing.
How do you choose a stool bench or stool that suits you?
There are a few important considerations when choosing a stool bench or stool that suits you:
- Should it mainly serve as a footstool, as additional seating or as a decorative accent? The size, height and shape can vary depending on the purpose.
- Style and design: Stools and poufs come in many styles, e.g. vintage Pay attention to the color, upholstery and shape so that they blend seamlessly with the rest of your furniture and decor.
- Comfort and material: Make sure that the stool or pouf is sufficiently comfortable and made of high-quality materials, such as leather or wood. Firm padding and a durable cover are essential for long-term comfort and ease of use.
- Dimensions: Measure the available space where you want to place the stool or pouf and choose a size that fits well with the rest of your furniture and is neither too big nor too small.
By taking these factors into account, you can choose a stool or pouf that is not only functional, but also fits seamlessly with your personal style and needs.