Set of two vintage camel bouclé stools, Edmund Homa, 1960s.

Stools dating from the turn of the 1960s. They consist of a padded part, a seat, and wooden legs tapered downwards, characteristic of the 1960s style. These stools were designed by Edmund Homa, a Polish architect and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. The upholstery is made of faux fur with a texture reminiscent of the dense fleece of a sheep. This upholstery fabric is characterised by a knotted weave, a heavy weight, and high abrasion resistance, available in 10 understated colours inspired by the natural hues of wool. There is the option to choose other fabric and wood options.