S13A stool, vintage version by Pierre Chapo in elm, France, 1970s.

This stool is a remarkable example of Pierre Chapo's craftsmanship, showcasing the S13a model from the 1970s, made in France. Crafted from solid elm, the stool displays timeless elegance with its natural grain, highlighted by the smooth, rounded seat. The design is both simple and functional, with three angled legs that provide a stable base while enhancing the stool's distinctive aesthetic. Over the years, the stool has developed a beautiful warm patina, giving it a rich character and unique charm. This natural aging process accentuates the deep, earthy tones of the wood and can only be achieved through decades of exposure to light. Pierre Chapo, a French designer known for his deep appreciation of wood and craftsmanship, was heavily inspired by traditional joinery techniques and the work of architects like Le Corbusier. Notably, the characteristic rectangular joinery in the seat—a signature of his work—demonstrates his precise and innovative approach to design. This stool perfectly reflects Chapo's mastery in combining simplicity, functionality, and the beauty of natural materials. Two available, the price is per piece... Dimensions. Height: 44 cm.