Discreet, comfortable and functional design.

Gas cushioning mechanism yields comfortably under the user for an optimal seating experience.

Made of dyed polypropylene with a swivel mechanism and the option to upholster the seat (bolted to the shell).

The base is made of tubular steel with adjustable height, being one part powder coated in basic dark color and the other part chrome plated with anti-slip surface.

Versatile, clean lines and a contemporary look.

Gas cushioning mechanism yields comfortably under the user for an optimal seating experience.

Made of laminated wood with a swivel mechanism and a choice of a darker or more natural finish.

The base is height-adjustable tubular steel, with one side powder-coated in basic dark and the other side chrome-plated with a non-slip surface.

A classic and timeless design.

Inspired by a traditional design: round seat on four long, slanted legs.

The chrome-plated steel ring with non-slip surface ensures stability and provides a comfortable footrest.

Available in solid oak with a natural or dark-stained finish.

The Elephant Stool by Japanese designer Sori Yanagi is known to be one of the icons of the post-war era.

Marking a before and after in the elements of a home, the Elephant Stool is as functional as it is incredible. Its structure allows it to be used in any space, either as another seat for the interior and exterior of a home or as a small table where to place different accessories.

In addition, this stool can be stored and stacked anywhere thanks to its shape. It is a seating option for all kinds of places in a house, such as the living room or the garden.

Cork Family: five stools with personality and character to fill your home with life.

The Cork Family stools are versatile, stylish and, above all, very original pieces. The five members of this family, from model A to model E, complement each space perfectly. As seating or side tables, the Cork Family Stools represent simplicity and elegance at the same time.

They are ideal elements for decoration and furniture, always maintaining their function and nature, thanks to the main material used for their manufacture: cork. This material makes them extremely resistant, visually light and very soft.

Within the "Easy Edges" collection by designer Fran Gehry is the Wiggle Stool, a special stool inspired by traditional African seating.

Wiggle Stool is not just any stool, it is a unique piece where simplicity and nature are the main pillars. It is made of cardboard, which gives it robustness, durability and personality.

Frank Gehry managed to give shape to such a common material as cardboard, turning it into a piece of furniture for every room in a home. Wiggle Stool is very versatile, as it can be used both as a side table in the living room or as a seat in the dining room.

Tabouret Solvay: the natural wood stools that give simplicity and warmth to all the spaces in your home.

The wood used in the manufacture of the three stools of the Tabouret Solvay collection is robust, natural and very elegant. With natural oak, smoked oak and American walnut, Jean Prouvé has created versatile and stylish pieces.

United by a powder-coated steel sheet, the legs of the Tabouret Solvay perfectly represent the personality of this designer. In addition, thanks to their flat seat, they can be used as stools or side tables.

The Butterfly Stool was created from different inspirations: the wings of butterflies and the combination of different techniques.

The beauty of the Butterfly Stool is unparalleled, but above all unique. This creation by Sori Yanagi manages to mix the most traditional oriental techniques with the plywood technique of Charles and Ray Eames.

A special stool not only because of the wood, maple and rosewood, used for its manufacture, but also because of the details and symbols to one of the creatures of nature that most surprises humans: the butterfly. The wings of the Butterfly Stool create an effect of comfort and style that is perfect for any room in the home.

Designed in 1960, and with the elegance that characterized all the creations of Charles & Ray Eames, The Stools Stools were born to give life to the lobby of Rockefeller Center in New York.

Stools Stools or better known as "The Eames Stools" are three distinct seats made of solid walnut wood, with the profile of their central axis being their main difference.

Both together and separately, they manage to give a very personal and stylish character to all the places in a home. In addition, they can also be used as side tables next to a bed, next to an armchair or as a decorative element in the dining room.

The Elephant Stool by Japanese designer Sori Yanagi is known to be one of the icons of the post-war era.

Marking a before and after in the elements of a home, the Elephant Stool is as functional as it is incredible. Its structure allows it to be used in any space, either as a seat for the interior and exterior of a home or as a small table where to place different accessories.

In addition, this stool can be stored and stacked anywhere thanks to its shape. It is a seating option for all kinds of places in a house, such as the living room or the garden.