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About the Walnut Stool
(one wave) The Walnut
stool with one wave is
part of a set of three
where the others have two
waves and three waves
respectively. The wave is
what give the stool its
character; it is
reminiscent of an
abstract chess figure or
a djembe drum. The
purpose of these stools
has been widely discussed
and if people ask whether
it is a stool, a plant
stand, an ottoman, a
side table or just a
decorative piece, the
answer is simply yes. The
endless possibilites with
the stools are possibly
the reason why they are
so popular today. See
also the Walnut stools
with three waves and two
waves. History of the
Walnut Stool (one
wave) When Charles and
Ray Eames designed the
lobby of the Time & Life
building in New York in
1959, they created a
series of three
footstools in turned
walnut wood. As Ray Eames
was experienced as a
sculptor, she was the
one who designed these
particular stools.
Considering it is an
Eames piece, the Walnut
stools are the result of
an unusually simple
manufacturing process,
as it is simply turned
from a massive piece of
wood. Dimensions Height
38.5 cm Diameter 33.5 cm
Availability: In Stock
£168.35
Available
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About the Walnut Stool
(three waves) The Walnut
stool with three waves is
part of a set of three
where the others have one
wave and two waves
respectively. The three
waves are what give the
stool its character; it
is reminiscent of a large
chess piece, or a djembe
drum. The purpose of
these stools has been
widely discussed and if
people ask whether it is
a stool, a plant stand,
a side table or just a
decorative piece, the
answer is simply yes. The
endless possibilites with
the stools are possibly
the reason why they are
so popular today. See
also the Walnut stools
with two waves and one
wave. History of the
Walnut Stool (three
waves) When Charles and
Ray Eames designed the
lobby of the Time & Life
building in New York in
1959, they created a
series of three
footstools in turned
walnut wood. As Ray Eames
was experienced as a
sculptor, she was the
one who designed these
particular stools.
Considering it is an
Eames piece, the Walnut
stools are the result of
an unusually simple
manufacturing process,
as it is simply turned
from a massive piece of
wood. Dimensions Height
38.5 cm Diameter 33.5 cm
Availability: In Stock
£168.35
Available
-
About the Walnut Stool
(two waves) The Walnut
stool with two waves is
part of a set of three
where the others have one
wave and three waves
respectively. The two
waves are what give the
stool its character; it
is reminiscent of an
abstract chess figure or
a djembe drum. The
purpose of these stools
has been widely discussed
and if people ask whether
it is a stool, a plant
stand, an ottoman, a
side table or just a
decorative piece, the
answer is simply yes. The
endless possibilites with
the stools are possibly
the reason why they are
so popular today. See
also the Walnut stools
with three waves and one
wave. History of the
Walnut Stool (two
waves) When Charles and
Ray Eames designed the
lobby of the Time & Life
building in New York in
1959, they created a
series of three
footstools in turned
walnut wood. As Ray Eames
was experienced as a
sculptor, she was the
one who designed these
particular stools.
Considering it is an
Eames piece, the Walnut
stools are the result of
an unusually simple
manufacturing process,
as it is simply turned
from a massive piece of
wood. Dimensions Height
38.5 cm Diameter 33.5 cm
Availability: In Stock
£168.35
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