Set of 4 sculptural French Art Deco stools in wood and lamb's wool, 1940s.

A sculptural set of four mid-century stools, made in France around 1930-1940. The design highlights the subtle sculptural forms and qualities characteristic of the Art Deco furniture movement. The stools can be arranged together to form an oval, "round" configuration, emphasising their versatility and sculptural presence. Each stool features a base made of lacquered plywood with delicately sculpted contours, paired with newly upholstered seats in soft, curly lambswool, creating a tactile and comfortable contrast. Perfect as footrests, extra seating, or accent pieces, the set combines functionality with understated elegance. The warm-toned wood and textured upholstery bring a harmonious and welcoming presence to modern, rustic, wabi-sabi, or Scandinavian-inspired interiors. With their balanced proportions, organic oval shape, and refined craftsmanship, these stools illustrate the timeless appeal and warmth of materials in mid-century Scandinavian design.