Forme libre stool in olive wood France 1950

Beuatiful Forme libre stool in olive wood made in France in 1950. A gorgeous wooden seat inspired by Carl Aubock. It’s made of solid elm wood with a beautiful grain pattern. The legs are strong steel, painted black for a modern touch. A great feature is the handle in the middle which is not only visual attractive but also making it easy to move around. The stool is in great condition, a true work of art and functionality combined. The natural charm of the wood and the clever handle design make it a practical yet elegant piece. You can use this stool in different rooms and styles – it fits well with modern or classic décor. It’s built to last, and you’ll enjoy its beauty for years to come.

Elm wood has a beautiful and unique grain pattern that gives the wood its character. The grain pattern ranges from straight to interlocked, making each piece of Elm wood one-of-a-kind. The grain pattern is also highly visible thanks to the contrasting colors between the earlywood and latewood rings. This beautiful pattern is why Elm is so highly valued as a furniture-making material.