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Bentwood meets tubular steel in this classic among the barstools: the legs of the stool are produced from beech wood in the traditional bending process while a tubular steel ring lends additional stability to the barstool and serves as a footrest for greater seating comfort. The round seat is available as a smooth moulded seat or in an upholstered version. The robust wood and resistant cover fabric make the stool an everyday solid and sociable companion, whether at home or in restaurants.

Dimensions	43 × 43 × 80 cm
Materials	beech, cane, polyurethane, upholstery

Year

1880

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Gebruder Thonet

Michael Thonet’s sons Franz, Michael Jr., August, Josef and Jakob joined the company Gebrüder Thonet in Vienna in 1853. After Michael Thonet’s death in 1871, they took over the company together. They developed new machinery and operating procedures. Additionally they presented countless advancements and continuously produced new furniture concepts. Around the turn of the 19th century, the third generation of the family became actively involved in the company: Karl, Julius, Theodor, Alfred, Victor and Richard designed a multitude of new furniture and products over the course of their time with the company.