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This vintage early retro footstool is a stylish and functional piece that captures the clean lines and organic warmth of Scandinavian design. Featuring a solid bent wooden frame (may be oak or beech) with smooth curves and a rich honey finish, it is topped with a genuine leather patchwork seat, each square stitched to create a beautiful grid pattern. The leather has aged gracefully, developing a warm patina and natural creases that enhance its retro charm. It is in lovely condition.
Likely dating from the late 1960s to 1970s, this stool draws influence from Danish modern furniture, known for its craftsmanship, simplicity, and timeless appeal. It works perfectly as an ottoman, footrest, or occasional seat, and its minimalist profile means it blends effortlessly with both period and contemporary interiors. The condition is very good for its age with light wear, surface marks, and patina to the leather, all consistent with careful vintage use. I will draw your attention to one leg (which you can hide at the back of course) which has a few tiny indentations on two of the four sides - could be from a puppy? I have sanded the leg down to remove any sharp edges and stained them in - not noticeable unless you are looking for them. But do have a look at the photos.
A collectible design piece and practical addition to any mid century, retro, or Scandinavian-inspired space. Perfect for all sorts of rooms - living room, games room, playroom, bedroom, office. Just a superb retro accent piece of genuine quality - love the fact the leather is original and intact. And so neutral so easy to slow into any colour scheme!
