Chubby Stool - Ash
Meet the Chubby Stool ā the ultimate blend of function and flair. Made-to-order by the talented Robert Saltonstall right here in West Oakland, each stool is solid ash and sports a classic Scandinavian soap finish. Sturdy enough to pull double duty as extra seating or a side table, plus, with its sculptural vibe, it's not just furniture, it's art ā plain and simple.
Solid ash with a soft, matte soap finish.
15" diam. top x 16" diam. base x 19" high
Please allow 4-6 week lead time.Ā This is a made-to-order design. Custom sizes and finishes available. White Glove Delivery is required ($195).
Our friend Robert Saltonstall is an artist with a background in painting and sculpture, construction and cabinet-building. Most recently, he has been building objects at his West Oakland studio with a focus on humor and pleasure, each based on a general design that is improvised on the lathe. Robert is committed to sourcing domestic wood and putting investment back into the East Bay community.
Original: $1,350.00
-70%$1,350.00
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Meet the Chubby Stool ā the ultimate blend of function and flair. Made-to-order by the talented Robert Saltonstall right here in West Oakland, each stool is solid ash and sports a classic Scandinavian soap finish. Sturdy enough to pull double duty as extra seating or a side table, plus, with its sculptural vibe, it's not just furniture, it's art ā plain and simple.
Solid ash with a soft, matte soap finish.
15" diam. top x 16" diam. base x 19" high
Please allow 4-6 week lead time.Ā This is a made-to-order design. Custom sizes and finishes available. White Glove Delivery is required ($195).
Our friend Robert Saltonstall is an artist with a background in painting and sculpture, construction and cabinet-building. Most recently, he has been building objects at his West Oakland studio with a focus on humor and pleasure, each based on a general design that is improvised on the lathe. Robert is committed to sourcing domestic wood and putting investment back into the East Bay community.
