Cherner Stool by Cherner Chair Company - Color: Natural Walnut (CSTW06-29)

Description

Slender laminated legs and a chrome footrest complete the elegant design. The molded plywood stools by Norman Cherner are still regarded as one of the most dramatic designs utilizing the technology of molding plywood. From chairs like the iconic Cherner Armchair to tables like the impeccably designed Cherner Rectangular Table, their products show timeless elegance and environmentally friendly design, using wood from sustainably managed forests. Available in all standard Cherner finishes in counter or bar height. Reissued in exacting detail from Norman Cherner's original drawings and molds, the Cherner Stool is both strong and lightweight. The seat and back are made of laminated plywood of graduated thickness, from 15 plys to 5 plys at the perimeter; a single shell connected by a slim, yet sturdy waist. The Cherner Chair Company was formed in Connecticut in 1999 when Benjamin and Thomas decided to bring their father's classic, 1950s, mid-century modern furniture back into production using the original designs and specifications. In addition to reissuing Norman Cherner's creations, found in design collections worldwide, the company also offers new furniture by Benjamin.

Key Features

• From chairs like the iconic Cherner Armchair to tables like the impeccably designed Cherner Rectangular Table, their products show timeless elegance and environmentally friendly design, using wood from sustainably managed forests.
• The molded plywood stools by Norman Cherner are still regarded as one of the most dramatic designs utilizing the technology of molding plywood.
• Slender laminated legs and a chrome footrest complete the elegant design.
• Reissued in exacting detail from Norman Cherner's original drawings and molds, the Cherner Stool is both strong and lightweight.
• Available in all standard Cherner finishes in counter or bar height.
• The seat and back are made of laminated plywood of graduated thickness, from 15 plys to 5 plys at the perimeter; a single shell connected by a slim, yet sturdy waist.