Hand-Carved Shibori Reclaimed Teak Bar Stool (39x70 cm)

Architectural clarity, living material, and the timeless charm of hand-carved wood. The Shibori bar stool (39x70 cm) in Natural Teak Brown is a solid and distinctive piece of furniture, designed to infuse the kitchen area with warmth, formal balance, and a Japandi, Warm Minimalist, and Rustic Modern aesthetic.

Hand-carved entirely from reclaimed teak, this stool features a sturdy four-legged structure that gracefully widens towards the base to ensure maximum stability. With a height of 70 cm, its surface bears the unique marks of natural wood grains, revealing a lived history that lends authenticity to any kitchen counter or island.

The essential, backless design allows it to be stored completely under the island countertop when not in use, leaving the space visually uncluttered, tidy, and elegant.

With an imposing and stable structure weighing 6.45 kg, it is the ideal furniture choice for:

• Creating the perfect breakfast or aperitif nook around your kitchen island or counter;

• Enriching living spaces and bar areas with the material warmth of sculpted solid wood;

• Harmoniously integrating into both modern and organically inspired environments.

Each piece is a unique small sculpture: the minimal variations in tone, knots, and shades of reclaimed teak celebrate the true essence of artisanal craftsmanship.

Main Features & Technical Details:

• 100% Hand-Carved Reclaimed Teak: Noble and sustainable wood offering unique grains and shades.

• Space-Saving Backless Design: Fits perfectly under the counter for an always tidy environment.

• Calibrated Island Height (70 cm): Ideal proportions for kitchen counters and tall accent tables.

• Massive & Stable Structure: Solid weight of 6.45 kg (6450 g) for safe and durable seating.

• Dimensions: Length / Width 39 cm | Height 70 cm

• Weight: 6.45 kg (6450 g)

• Color: Natural Brown (Teak Wood)

• Main Material: Reclaimed Teak

Care and maintenance tips: Product designed exclusively for indoor use. For daily cleaning, dust regularly with a dry, soft cloth or a delicate brush. To preserve the original warmth of the wood, you can periodically nourish the surface with specific teak oil or protective wax; alternatively, you can let the wood age naturally, developing a refined silver-gray patina over time. Keep away from direct moisture.