Tabouret Forma

The exposed plywood edge is such a clever detail—it gives the stool a warm, handcrafted feel that photos don't fully capture. Steel legs feel rock-solid under my desk, and the oak top is smooth to the touch. It's become my favorite perch for morning coffee.

The steel legs give it just the right amount of industrial weight, and the white oak top feels smooth and solid under my hand. I've got it by the window with a plant on it, and it's exactly the pop of structure that corner needed.

The exposed plywood edge is such a nice touch, it gives the whole stool a warm, handmade feel that stands out in my kitchen. The white oak top is smooth and sturdy, and I've already used it as a side table for drinks and a step stool for reaching high shelves.