Brutalist oak stool

This stool reveals the spirit of French modern furniture from the 1950s-60s, in line with the creations of Charlotte Perriand. Its solid oak construction reflects a functionalist approach where the simplicity of forms meets the nobility of the material. The generous top rests on four straight legs connected by stretchers, ensuring perfect stability. This clean geometry is part of the tradition of French mountain furniture that Charlotte Perriand successfully modernised with her designer's eye. Perfect as an extra seat, bedside table, or side table, this stool naturally finds its place in contemporary interiors seeking authenticity. Very beautiful lines, a nice bevel on the legs, no visible screws. Dimensions: L 42 X D 31 X H 46cm. Condition: Good used condition with visible marks and signs of wear as shown in the photos. The oak has a beautiful natural patina and some usage scratches that testify to its history. The seats are all different as they are made of solid wood.