We celebrate the simplicity and versatility of the circular stool in the kitchen with nine favourites.
The circular stool’s low profile and uncomplicated form lends itself to both traditional and modern interiors. From old favourites to new releases, level up your breakfast bar with our collection of nine contemporary circular stools.
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The features a slim, streamlined profile with a bearing mechanism that enables the seat and footrest to rotate 360 degrees.
Made in Melbourne, by multidisciplinary design studio Biasol is available in three heights with a stitched fabric seat.
The sees the reimagining of the utilitarian stacking stool. When stacked, the stools form a graceful upward spiral.
The has a sturdy yet agile floating presence, comprising a padded leather seat atop tightly-bent tubular legs.
The circa 1950 by Danish designer and architect Arne Jacobsen is inspired by the classic bistro bar stool.
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