Pia's picks: these stools have got the hang of it
Stools are super practical in themselves. But when they also come with an elegant silhouette, I'm blown away.
This arched shape has a fascinating history - a symbol of balance and harmony in many cultures. And it keeps popping up in my interior design, as if it magically attracts me. The gently curved stools and benches in particular, inspired by the rainbow, catch my eye with their smooth curves and versatility. They are real all-rounders that enhance any home.
Possible combinations: Everything in harmony
Curved stools and benches are real team players and can be combined perfectly with other pieces of furniture. At the same time, they have their own charm and bring something unique to the room.
Source: House Nordic
Source: Bloomingville
Versatile application possibilities
In contrast to the traditional rainbow colours, the current designs come in relaxed nuances such as warm earth tones. This choice of colour ensures that the stools are neither kitschy nor overloaded and can be easily integrated into a variety of furnishing styles. Whether in the living room, hallway or even the kitchen, the curved shape gives every room a special look.
Space miracle
Arc-shaped designer pieces are ideal in small or angled rooms. They nestle into every corner and make the room appear larger. They can also serve as a shelf themselves.
Source: Atelier del Sofa
Source: Bloomingville
Ergonomic advantages
These benches and stools are not only a visual highlight, but also super comfortable. The curved shape promotes a natural sitting posture, which is particularly pleasant when sitting for long periods of time. My gently rounded favourites also impress with their comfortable cushions.
In the "Pia's Picks" series, you will regularly see my favourite finds. These are things that I don't need but adore anyway.
Header image: Atelier del Sofa
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Pia Seidel
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Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.chLike a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
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