These stools feature a unique and incredibly solid construction using bent laminated curved stretchers to join the three legs. The legs are gently tapered and shaped using hand planes, leaving a subtly faceted surface that accentuates the linear grain of the legs. Hand tools are also used to shape the edge of the seat creating a smooth and lightly textured surface. The legs join the seat with wedged tenons.
A combination of hand tools and traditional mortise and tenon joinery results in a solid construction with details that can be felt by hand and eye.
The following blog post has lots more details showing the process of building the stools – Three Leg Stools with Curved Stretchers Build
Pictured below in Japanese ash (tamo), Japanese chesnut (kuri), American cherry, as well as stained White Oak. Special woods and stains upon request.
Dimension : 450 mm Tall x 330 mm Ø – 17 3/4″ T x 13″ Ø
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