Pair of Danish oak stools from the mid-century with hexagonal seat and turned legs, 1950s.

This elegant pair of stools is a refined example of modern Danish design, crafted by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. Each stool features a distinctive hexagonal seat and gently sculpted legs with rounded, almost bulbous shapes, giving the pieces a sculptural character while remaining inviting. The stools are made from solid oak, and the slightly curved legs create a harmonious balance between strength and softness. Both seats have been recently upholstered in luxurious natural beige lambswool, adding warmth, texture, and comfort. The tactile sheepskin covering beautifully complements the smooth, organic lines of the oak frames and enhances the overall sense of understated elegance. Rooted in the fundamental ideals of Scandinavian modernism, these stools emphasise thoughtful functionality, honest materials, and sustainable craftsmanship. Their versatile design allows them to function as footrests, accent pieces, or occasional seating, either as a pair or separately within a space. This beautiful pair of stools will complement many interior styles including Modern, Scandinavian, Classic, Primitive, or Art Deco.