200-190 S/65 Bar stool 45x52x92 cm ash beige Marble fabric, 366 Concept

200-190 S/65 Bar stool 45x52x92 cm ash beige Marble fabric, 366 Concept - 64984

366 Concept

200-190 S/65 Bar stool 45x52x92 cm ash beige Marble fabric, 366 Concept

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The 200-190 S/65 bar stool is a contemporary take on classic 1960s design, drawing on mid-century modern and Scandinavian traditions with nuanced Art Deco influences. The frame is made of ash wood with a matte finish, presenting a natural, medium-toned grain that emphasizes the organic softness of the lines. The seat and backrest are upholstered in creamy beige fabric from the Marble collection with a subtle, uniform texture. Slender, slightly tapered legs are connected by horizontal stretchers, one of which serves as a footrest crafted from gold-toned metal, adding a discreet touch of contrast. The construction is precise, with smooth joints and no visible hardware, highlighting the craftsmanship. The stool is new, showing no signs of use. The form of this piece evokes calm and balance, where the gentle lines of wood blend with the subtlety of the fabric. Rounded edges and an oval backrest create a sense of invitation for a brief pause, while the light upholstery brightens the surrounding space. The metal footrest introduces an understated detail, like a delicate glint that softens the uniformity of the wood. The design reflects inspiration from decades past, yet maintains the freshness and harmony characteristic of contemporary objects. The 200-190 S/65 bar stool can be paired with a kitchen island or high counter made from natural stone, veneer, or concrete. It works well alongside light surfaces and matte textures—ideally in spaces with muted tones such as gray, white, or sandy beige. For a more striking effect, consider adding lighting fixtures with simple gold or brass finishes and complementing the setting with ceramic or glass accents. In spacious interiors, these stools look effective when arranged in a row, where their proportions and details add an extra dimension of rhythm to the space.