Sass Counter Stool

The Souda Sass Counter Stool blends postmodern inspiration with contemporary Brooklyn design through its striking totem-like silhouette that pays homage to master designer Ettore Sottsass with graphic and sculptural presence that makes a bold statement in any interior space. This modern stool features stacked wooden discs topped with a dished-out ash seat, creating playful sophistication that embodies the spirit of being "stacked and swinging and spinning and smiling and soaring and sturdy" with spectacular visual impact. Whether you're defining your kitchen island, adding character to a breakfast bar, or creating dynamic seating arrangements, the Sass Counter Stool delivers postmodern flair with contemporary functionality and artistic expression. ` This expertly crafted counter stool is more than just beautiful furniture. Standing 25 inches tall with a 14-inch diameter and thoughtfully designed 25-inch seat height, it provides comfortable seating while maintaining its sculptural integrity through carefully balanced proportions. The combination of stacked wooden construction and dished ash top creates both visual interest and practical comfort, while the available finishes in black, white, or clear allow personalization to match any aesthetic. Made in the USA with production times of 11-12 weeks, each piece represents the careful balance of craft diligence and industrial finesse that defines quality contemporary furniture. Souda, based in Brooklyn, designs with art integration, contemporary innovation, and postmodern soul at its core. The Sass Counter Stool reflects the brand's passion for objects that combine sophistication with playful expression while maintaining the highest standards of American craftsmanship. Through thoughtful collaboration with designers like MPGMP and inspiration from design masters like Ettore Sottsass, Souda helps you build spaces that feel both artistically significant and deeply personal with furniture that has been featured in publications like Dwell, Wallpaper, and the New York Times. Details Design Country: USA Material: Ash, Steel Dimensions: D 14” x H 25”