Vintage camel bouclé stool mid-century, Edmund Homa, 1960s

Stool from the early 1960s. The stool consists of a padded part, a seat, and tapered wooden legs, characteristic of the 1960s style. The stool was designed by Edmund Homa, a Polish architect, industrial design and interior architecture designer, and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. The cover, made of faux fur, has a structure reminiscent of a dense, fleshy, and slightly rough sheep fleece. This upholstery fabric is characterised by a knotted weave, a high base weight, and abrasion resistance. It is available in 10 subtle colours, inspired by the natural colours of wool. The stool can also be prepared in other fabric and wood options.