Vienna Bar Stool

TOM FAULKNER LIMITED

£3450

The Vienna design takes on a svelte, elongated format in this modern bar stool with arms and a footrest. It’s a stool designed to sit back and enjoy, rather than perch in tentatively. The piece draws upon the elegant, curvilinear qualities of the Art Nouveau, giving them a sleek, modern update with a dynamic silhouette. The legs are water cut from steel plate, imparting strength and allowing for laser-focused precision. We’re happy to produce the piece as a bespoke bar stool in your choice of standard finish and upholstery (COM) or leather (COL). To delve deeper into our range of stools, we in

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