This is a wooden stool designed in the iconic style of Pierre Jeanneret, featuring a solid wood frame and a woven seat. The piece channels the spirit of the massive modernist project in Chandigarh, India, for which Jeanneret designed functional and robust furniture. The stool is constructed from solid wood with a dark brown finish, showcasing the material's natural grain. Its distinctive triangular seat is supported by three tapered, cylindrical legs. The seating surface is meticulously hand-woven from a durable white cotton cord, creating a geometric pattern that is both comfortable and visually engaging. This design reflects the core principles of Mid-Century Modernism, blending simple forms with natural materials. This piece presents in great condition, appearing as a faithful and well-executed homage to the original Jeanneret designs. The wooden structure is solid, and the cotton weaving is clean, taut, and shows no signs of wear, indicating careful craftsmanship and handling. With its compact footprint and versatile character, this stool serves multiple functions in a contemporary home. It can be used as a low side table, a footstool, or as occasional seating in a living room or bedroom. Its timeless aesthetic complements interiors ranging from Organic Modern and Scandinavian to classic Mid-Century.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrown, WhiteMaterialCotton, WoodNumber of items1Height33 cmWidth50 cmDepth50 cm