Geller Upholstered Counter Height Barstool Black/Cream - Project 62

Description

This bar stool is perched atop slightly splayed legs, with a curved back and padded seat to offer an inviting and comfortable spot for you to sit and relax. This counter stool is crafted from hardwood for natural flair, while the soft and textured upholstery in a solid hue lends understated appeal to your space. This bar stool is perched atop slightly splayed legs, with a curved back and padded seat to offer an inviting and comfortable spot for you to sit and relax. It is accompanied by sleek foot rails at the bottom for enhanced balance. 1962 was a big year. Modernist design hit its peak and moved into homes across the country. With the revolutionary idea to celebrate design for all. Project 62 embodies this legacy with a collection of modern pieces made for everyday living. Modernist design hit its peak and moved into homes across the country. with the revolutionary idea to celebrate design for all. The Geller Upholstered Counter-Height Bar Stool from Project 62? Project 62 embodies this legacy with a collection of modern pieces made for everyday living. It is accompanied by sleek foot rails at the bottom for enhanced balance. This counter stool is crafted from hardwood for natural flair, while the soft and textured upholstery in a solid hue lends understated appeal to your space. 1962 was a big year. Modernist design hit its peak and moved into homes across the country. with the revolutionary idea to celebrate design for all.

Key Features

• Project 62 embodies this legacy with a collection of modern pieces made for everyday living.
• This counter stool is crafted from hardwood for natural flair, while the soft and textured upholstery in a solid hue lends understated appeal to your space.
• This bar stool is perched atop slightly splayed legs, with a curved back and padded seat to offer an inviting and comfortable spot for you to sit and relax.
• It is accompanied by sleek foot rails at the bottom for enhanced balance.
• Modernist design hit its peak and moved into homes across the country.
• With the revolutionary idea to celebrate design for all.