The Swing Barstool Chair from Gaber

The Swing Stool from Gaber is an adjustable bar stool designed for home and bar. Design by the designer Stefano Sandonà, this ultra-modern barstool is a reflection of fine Italian furniture – the artist’s expression of a true love of design and creativity. This modern barstool features a sleek seat made of technopolymer, and is equipped with a sculptural backrest, which doubles as an arm rest, and makes this stool totally unique. The frame and fo…

Modern Bongo and Hula Op Stools by Studio Archirivolto

New stylish and modern swivel barstool designed by Italian designer Studio Archirivolto called ‘Bongo and Hula Op Bar Stools’ with brightly colored swivel seats suitable for bars and hotels, featured in funky forms made of rotational-molded polyethylene. The gas lift mechanism of the stools provides comfort sitting. Adjustable in height with gas piston. Round base, column and footrest in chromed stainless steel, the seat resembling a …

Bag Stools by Gitta Gschwendtner

This interesting Bag Stools created by designer Gitta Gschwendtner. The designer has created woodcrete stools cast from moulds based on paper shopping bag commissioned for the Design Museum Tank. Design Museum and Time Out have commissioned Gitta Gschwendtner to investigate the tangible link between design and the city in an installation for the Design Museum Tank exploring the theme “Consume”. Referencing material consumption, Gitta Gschwendtner…

Croquet Stools by WIS Design

This cool contemporary Croquet Stools collection is designed by WIS Design team, Lisa Widén and Anna Irinarchos. These croquet stools is a series of stools made out of metal tube-knots and wooden sticks by DIS Design. The metal fittings add colorful stripes to the sticks as a recollection of our childhood’s croquet. This simple seating furniture ideas is a perfect addition to any home interior decoration. …

Axum and Lalibella Stools by Israeli designer David Keller

This nice looking and colorful seating design ideas is created by Israeli designer David Keller. When designing this Axum and Lalibellas Stools, the designer was inspired by the Ethiopian immigrants who live near him, who have developed their own dual Israeli-Ethiopian culture. …