Stool Design

Stool design in the decorative arts showcases the evolution of form, function, and craftsmanship across cultures and design movements. From the ornate carved stools of the Baroque period to the sleek, geometric Bauhaus designs, stools have served as both practical seating solutions and artistic expressions. This category explores the rich history of stool craftsmanship, highlighting materials, construction techniques, and stylistic influences from traditional hand-carved wood to modern industrial metals and molded plastics. Whether as a functional piece in everyday interiors or a sculptural statement in contemporary design, stools continue to reflect the intersection of art, ergonomics, and innovation.

Two Kafer Stools with sculptural forms, one crafted in dark wood and the other in rich marble, set against a minimalistic backdrop.

The Kafa Stool is a subtle proclamation of weight, excellent as a compositional counter-balance or a lone anecdote, both physically and compositionally substantial. This stool, which comes in marble or oak, has an intense physicality that is gently offset by the curved focus of its design.Read More →