Seattle stool

Derived from the Seattle chair, this stool by Jean-Marie Massaud, 2020, comes in two heights, for a kitchen counter or a breakfast bar. It keeps the chair's distinctive detail: broguing along the edge of the seat, borrowed from traditional British shoemaking.

The seat is a metal structure wrapped in hide, with an integral polyurethane underside. The legs are solid wood or metal covered in hide, and the footrest is stainless steel in a Cromo satinato finish. The hide cover is fixed, and the catalog lists it in black. The stool was planned as a companion to the Poliform kitchen systems.