Wabi stool

The Wabi stool takes the chair of the same name by Giuseppe Bavuso and raises it to the height of snack tables and kitchen counters. It keeps the curving wooden frame that recalls Japanese forms and the restraint of northern European furniture, so it reads as light even at counter height.

The frame is finished in natural oak, heat-treated oak or black oak. The seat is woven cord in natural or black, or leather with stitching, and it has an internal support system for comfort. Placed along an island, it pairs with Wabi chairs at the dining table in the same finishes.