Brutalist oak stool

This stool captures the spirit of modern French furniture from the 1950s and 1960s, in keeping with Charlotte Perriand's creations. Its solid oak construction reflects a functionalist approach where the simplicity of form meets the nobility of the material. The generous top rests on four straight legs connected by spacers, ensuring perfect stability. This refined geometry is in keeping with the tradition of French mountain furniture, which Charlotte Perriand modernized with her designer's eye. Perfect as an occasional seat, bedside table, or side table, this stool naturally finds its place in contemporary interiors seeking authenticity. Beautiful lines, a lovely chamfer on the legs, and no visible screws. Dimensions: L 42 x D 31 x H 46 cm. Condition: Good used condition with marks and traces of age visible in the photos. The oak has a beautiful natural patina and some scratches from use that reflect its age. The seats are all different, being solid wood.