Metrocs Riki Watanabe Teak Stool
Metrocs Riki Watanabe Teak Stool
The Solid Stool was first designed in 1954 for residential use in a house planned by Kiyoshi Seike. The structure of the stool reminds Torii Stool which is a representative work of Riki Watanabe, and its rectilinear and neat form is composed by the combination of the solid wood seat and the steel rod legs. There is Watanabe's great care in detail such as the angle of the seat which is easy to sit and the handle hole on the seat for carrying. This is a masterpiece which revived in 2005 with METROCS, after half a century from its first release.
Features
- Originally designed for a house by architect Kiyoshi Seike
- Example of Japanese mid-century design
- Beautifully made of teak and steel black legs
Size
- 16.5”H x 17”W x 11.75”D
Materials
- Oiled teak
- Steel legs w/black melamine finish
Returns
This item is covered under our 30 day return policy.