Pair of mid-century Danish oak stools with shearling lambswool upholstery, 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 finely sculpted legs, demonstrating a careful balance between sculptural detail and restrained simplicity. Made from solid oak, the stools showcase beautifully worked proportions and sharp details typical of high-quality Scandinavian craftsmanship. Both seats have been recently reupholstered in very soft natural lambswool in an off-white colour, adding warmth, texture, and comfort. The tactile shearling covering contrasts elegantly with the clean architectural lines of the oak frames. Rooted in the fundamental ideals of Scandinavian modernism, these stools emphasise thoughtful functionality, honest materials, and sustainable craftsmanship. Their versatile design allows them to serve as footrests, accent pieces, or casual seating, whether used together as a pair or placed individually within a space. This beautiful pair of stools will complement many interior styles, including modern, Scandinavian, classic, primitive, or art deco.