Description
Entirely made in solid oak, the Osso stool combines a long, curved seat with a base with rounded lines. The sides of the stool are reinforced with additional spacers. The Osso collection is the work of the Indonesian design studio Grain & Green. Their work combines references to Asian traditions and culture with modern functionality and comfort, creating inspiring pieces that are full of character ...
Entirely made in solid oak, the Osso stool combines a long, curved seat with a base with rounded lines. The sides of the stool are reinforced with additional spacers. The Osso collection is the work of the Indonesian design studio Grain & Green. Their work combines references to Asian traditions and culture with modern functionality and comfort, creating inspiring pieces that are full of character. For 25 years, Belgian brand Ethnicraft has paid tribute to the beauty and authenticity of solid wood. Timeless, extremely robust and durable, these are quality pieces of furniture that age wonderfully and are passed down from generation to generation. Hand-crafted, Ethnicraft furniture is the result of exceptional expertise. Behind the apparent simplicity of the design hides a constant search for innovation. Integrating advanced techniques into the creative process, each new design is refined down to the slightest detail. This minimalistic desk offers a stunning graphic and modern look.
In detail:
Variation : Oak
Brand : Ethnicraft
Designer : Grain & Green
Type : Bar stool
Colour : Natural oak
Material : Solid oak with hard wax oil finish
- Dimensions : L 57 x D 33 x H 67 cm - Seat: H 65 cm
- Weight : 15.4 lb
- Characteristics : Hand-crafted - Robust and durable
- Country of Manufacture : Europe
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