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Danish Bar Stool

Name: Danish Bar Stool
SKU: 76383
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $1,271.82.Current price is: $117.00.

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SKU: N/A Categories: Bar Stools, Dining Room, Shop Tags: ARTIC WHITE LEATHER, BLACK LEATHER, CALYPSO ORANGE LEATHER, OAK BROWN LEATHER, TH BROWN

The TH Brown Danish bar stool was first manufactured in early 1960 and remains an iconic, timeless, Australian design to this day. The beautifully sculpted seat back, angular legs, and hand stitched upholstery remains as contemporary as the day they were first designed. Hand-finished by expert craftsmen and features a solid timber frame, the finest Italian leather, and the highest quality materials throughout. All timbers and leathers are ethically sourced. These stools will be a design statement in any contemporary or mid-century themed kitchen, bar, or office. The unique swivel and height adjusting mechanism allows for the seat to adjust to whatever bench height is required – from 63cm to 75cm.

Product BrandTH Brown

Colour Artic White Leather, Black Leather, Calypso Orange Leather, Oak Brown Leather

Dimensions

390 (W) x 390 (D) x 830-950 (H) mm
Seat height: 630-750 mm
Seat width: 350 mm
Seat depth: 300 mm

Material Details

Italian leather seat
Solid timber frame
Swivel
Height adjustable

AssemblyFully assembled

Special Notes

Leather is a natural product derived from animal hides, meaning each hide is unique. Variations in texture of the leather are not considered a fault, and are inherent to the natural beauty and uniqueness of the leather. As every piece of leather is different, the colour may vary slightly during the tanning process, leading to some inconsistencies in hue and depth. Leather features natural marking such as dents, scars, scratches, wrinkles or blemishes. These characteristics are inherent in natural leather, and are not considered a defect.

Wood is a natural material, and may contain varied wood grain, colour variation, heartwood, sapwood, medullary rays and knots. These are naturally occurring features to be expected of any solid wood product, and are not considered a defect.