VITRA stools

Seat height: 390 mm
Seat width: 420 mm

The iconic Butterfly Stool by the Japanese designer Sori Yanagi is a classic piece of furniture that uniquely combines Eastern forms with the plywood moulding technique developed by Charles and Ray Eames. The gently curving ...

Seat height: 370 mm
Seat width: 465 mm

As one of the most famous objects of Japanese post-war design, the Elephant Stool was created by the prolific product designer Sori Yanagi. The stackable plastic stool can be used both indoors and outside. Material ...

Seat height: 455 mm
Seat width: 430 mm

... why it cannot be limited to a specific function. Chap looks familiar at first sight: its kinship with small four-legged stools or side tables is immediately evident. The quality of such designs lies in their generic ...

Seat height: 380 mm
Seat width: 330 mm

... furnishings for three lobbies in New York City's Rockefeller Center, the Stools make attractive companion pieces for many lounge chairs and sofas. Crafted from solid turned walnut, the Stools can also ...

Seat height: 415, 210 mm
Seat width: 410, 205 mm

The elephant that Charles and Ray Eames initially developed out of plywood in 1945 is available in plastic – as a toy or decorative object in a variety of colours, and not just for children's rooms. In the early 1940s, Charles and ...

Seat height: 45 cm
Seat width: 38 cm

The practical stool Tabouret Métallique (1936) by Jean Prouvé, which can also be used as a small side table, exhibits structural affinities with the later Trapèze table.

Seat height: 45 cm
Seat width: 43 cm

The seat of Tabouret N° 307 (1951) by Jean Prouvé has the shape of a tractor saddle and is crafted from solid oak in the version produced by Vitra.