Stools

A simple stool has so much to offer for your home: As a seat: Arguably the most obvious solution, the portability of stools make them a versatile seating option to easily move throughout the home. As a step stool: Place a small stool beside the bathroom sink or kitchen sink for children to use as a step-up. As an end table: Many stools work perfectly as an end table which adds an extra spot to sit when needed. As a decorative object: Some stools are so sculptural and artistic in nature, they can be used as a standalone decorative object wherever you have an open space in the home. Alternatively, you can use a minimal stool as a platform to display art, books, or vases. As a plant stand: Stools make the perfect stand for indoor or outdoor plants––if using outdoors, make sure the material is weather-resistant. The beauty of stools is that that a single stool can often be used for all of the above as your lifestyle changes over the years. Noteable Stools from Danish Design Icons Live life the Nordic way with a quality Scandinavian style stool. Here are a few of well-loved brands and their noteworthy stool options: Normann Copenhagen: Known for their playful designs, the Bit Stool has a straightforward and utilitarian look is contrasted by the pixelated surface made up of ‘bits’ of 100% recycled household and industrial plastic, making it outdoor friendly. Bit Stool comes in multiple colors and shapes. Skagerak by Fritz Hansen: This Danish design brand is known for having a variety of beautiful and multifunctional stool options, all using thoughtfully sourced materials with a variety of textures. The Georg Stool is one of the most popular designs, with a luxurious yet removable padded seat for extra comfort. Originally introduced in 1986, the Fionia Stool is Skagerak’s modern, Nordic interpretation of the ancient X-chair, easily folding up when not in use, and adding character wherever you place it. The Dania Step Ladder features a bottom step that can be tucked in when not in use so it can be used as a seat or a step ladder. Noboru Step Ladder has a similar feature with a Japanese expression, named after the Japanese word noboru, or to climb. The Nomad Stool is a minimal and stackable version of the classic Scandinavian three-legged stoo, embracing the well-known “less is more” mantra. The oak comes from European forests and all processing is done by hand. Kristina Dam Studio: Known for her sculptural minimalist approach, Kristina Dam Studio's Oak Stool is a simple yet striking design celebrated for its ease of shipping and assembly. The stool is ships flat and assembles in seconds without the need of tools or fasteners, while remaining sturdy enough to support a person. Artek: Originally introduced by Alvar Aalto in 1933, Artek's stackable Stool 60 is the epitome of a traditional three-legged Scandinavian stool and one of the most cherished stools in the history of design. Manufactured in 42 production steps a factory in Turku, Finland, it comes in a wide variety of colors and finishes. Noteable Modern Bar Stools & Counter Stools Looking to find a modern bar stool or counter stool for your home bar area or kitchen island? Here are a few of our favorite options for you to choose from: Form Bar Stools & Bar Chairs: Form is Normann Copenhagen's idea of a perfect chair. The name Form comes from designer Simon Legald’s desire to form the ideal chair, a process that took 3 years and over 20 prototypes before finding it’s final form. The series includes several great bar stools and counter stools––opt for wood legs or steel legs and choose from many thoughtful color options. We love the option with arms for enjoying hours around the bar or island in comfort and style. Studio Bar Armchair: Part of Normann Copenhagen's Studio series, this bar chair features the warmth of an oak or ash veneer shell supported by a powder-coated steel frame. With multiple chair shell colors and bar or counter heights, these modern bar stools are a popular choice. Cover Bar Stool: This MUUTO design brings a modern perspective to the standard wood bar stool. Designer Thomas Bentzen designed it so the tall, curved backrest folds gently around the frame, highlighting thoughtful Scandinavian craftsmanship while also providing comfort for hours at a time, ideal for sharing a meal with friends. Fiber Bar Stool with Wood Base in Black: If you're a fan of black bar stools, this one's for you. Made from a unique combination of plastic and wood fibers, Fiber has a unique texture despite its modern and simplified shape.