Uno & Östen Kristiansson stool

Item number: 121467Category: Seating
Information

This stool was designed by Swedish designers Uno & Östen Kristiansson and produced by Luxus in Vittsjö during the 1950s. The design reflects the straightforward material approach associated with Scandinavian modern furniture of the period.

The stool is constructed in teak, with four slender rectangular legs connected by intersecting stretchers that give the base a simple geometric structure. The warm tone and visible grain of the teak contrast with the black leather seat.

The circular seat is upholstered in black leather and has a softly rounded profile. Its simple form sits lightly above the linear wooden frame, creating a clear contrast between the curved seat and angular construction below.

The stool remains in good vintage condition, with small signs of usage consistent with its age.

A characteristic example of Swedish mid-century design, the piece combines natural materials, functional construction and restrained detailing.

Dimensions are 39 cm in diameter and 43 cm high, corresponding to approximately 15.4 inches in diameter and 16.9 inches in height.

Product Details
Dimensions (cm)
H: 43 / : 39
ProducerLuxus
ColorBlack
Decade1950s
CountrySweden
StyleMid Century, Scandinavian Modern
MaterialLeather, Teak
Designed in1950s
Item Number121467
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Designer

Östen Kristiansson

Östen Kristiansson (1925–2003) was a Swedish designer and entrepreneur known for his innovative contributions to Scandinavian lighting and furniture design. He was the founder and creative director of the design company Luxus, which became one ...

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Uno Kristiansson

Uno Kristiansson (born 1925) was a Swedish designer and electrical engineer, best known as co‑founder and creative force behind the studio Luxus, which he established in Vittsjö, southern Sweden, in 1950. His early training combined practical c...

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