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Good Questions: Who Can Identify These Stools?

9-2-stools2.jpgAT:SF, Does anyone know what those stools are at the kitchen counter?

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If you aren't able to find the name of the maker, you might consider the Covey Model 6 as an alternative:http://www.unicahome.com/p39289/covey-model-6-stools-by-jeff-covey.html

posted by Anna at D16 on 2008-09-02 15:46:06
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This is similar (although the legs are different).

posted by otis on 2008-09-02 17:55:52
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Looks very similar to the Tom Dixon stool for Cappellini, but not an identical match.

Closer than the previously-suggested Jamaica stool, though.

Personally, I prefer the legs on the Dixon stool to the stools in your photo, but being of Cappellini manufacture they are of course some mighty expensive legs.

posted by Mies van der Robot on 2008-09-02 18:16:04
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would be curious myself as it has an interesting footrest.

any other suggestions for stools with similar delicate wire framed bases that are architecturally interesting?

posted by pinstripeprincess on 2008-09-03 12:52:00
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A few more options that rhyme reasonably well, even if they're not exact matches:

The Lammhults Mini
The Tonon Yoko

And for pinstripeprincess, some other stools that have interesting wire bases:

The Fjord stool by Moroso.
The Driade Zago by Ron Arad for Driade. So beautiful, and so very expensive.

posted by Mies van der Robot on 2008-09-03 18:39:17
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I think I just saw these at a Bed Bath and Beyond in the Chicago area. Or something really close to it.

posted by LMG on 2008-09-15 13:38:04
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