Stools or Side Tables: +29 Daring Designs

Experience the smaller version of this stool, where inward-curving legs meet a triangular seat in a display of exquisite wood craftsmanship. Its elegant complexion makes it a versatile piece, fitting as foyer seating or a minimalist cocktail table by the bath. Available in Walnut, Oak, and black-varnished Chestnut wood.

This Scandinavian Modern Stool transforms traditional seating with innovative carton-pierre layers. As it dries, the material unveils unique quirks, adding subtle charm.

Toasted Furniture takes everyday waste plastics and recycles them into Unique Furniture. Each recycled piece not only offers a one-of-a-kind pattern but also allows for future remelting or reassembly.

Förstberg Ling’s “Very Good Stool” in Steel takes a deep dive into Brutalist design. Each part stacks and slots with purpose, adding a layer of galvanized texture for a rugged, hardcore look.

A footstool, upholstered in a handcrafted lambs-wool piece, waist-loom woven in San Juan Chamula, Altos de Chiapas

Taller Maya and designer Xavier Lorand use Yucatan stones like conchuela and ticul to craft the Minimalist Uxmal Stool. A product of the Visión y Tradición residence program, this Stone stool showcases the enduring wisdom and talent of Mayan culture.

With a minimalist look, the piece of furniture is not limited to a single use. Thus PION can be a stool, a side table or a bedside table. Solo monochrome or well-accompanied polychrome.

TORO Minimalist stools blur the line between design and sculpture. They are functional stools, with simple lines and a lot of visual power.