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Finch Stool

SKU: B-FINF

A tailored feather and down topped footstool, modelled after Howard stools of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Proportioned to sit in front of most standard sized sofas, the height is ideal for feet and the perfect size for a tray.

The beech frame is hand built with tapering turned walnut legs, traditionally oiled and waxed, which sit on collared brass castors allowing the stool to move easily towards a sofa for cosy nights in. The feather and down stuffed cushion appears loose, but is integrated into the upholstery of the stool guaranteeing it stays in place during use.

SKU: B-FINF

Details

  • Traditionally upholstered solid beech frame.
  • American black walnut legs, finished with oil and wax.*
  • Castors with round collars to all four legs.
  • Made to order in the UK.

*Materials and finishes can be altered according to client requirements.

Dimensions

The dimensions below refer to the stool depicted. All Max Rollitt Bespoke Ottomans & Stools are made to order, according to client requirements.

  • Width 120 cm (47.24 inches)
  • Height 51 cm (20.08 inches)
  • Depth 80 cm (31.50 inches)

Fabric Requirements

Standard size requires:

  • 4 metres (4.4 yards) of fabric (plain and standard width)
  • 1.5 metre (1.6 yards) of fabric for the piping OR 9 metres (9.8 yards) flanged cord
  • 4.5 metres (4.9 yards) of braid
  • 15 tufts if using instead of buttons (matching buttons will otherwise be made from 0.5 metres/yards supplied fabric)

For custom sizes or patterned fabric, please contact us for assistance.

How to Order

All Max Rollitt Bespoke furniture is made to order, according to client requirements. To find out more about the Finch Stool, including pricing and lead times, please press the ‘ENQUIRE’ button or email bespoke@maxrollitt.com

Max Rollitt Finch Stool

“What I especially enjoy about our Finch Stool is its softness; it’s an obvious addition to compliment similarly comforting pieces, such as our Howard Chair, but I often use it as a foil to more structured, architectural furniture – it introduces a friendliness, alleviating the risk of a scheme becoming too austere.”

Customised by our clients

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