Front angled view of the Huraa kitchen stool with teak wood frame and geometric black and ivory rope weaving
Huraa kitchen stools styled around a wooden kitchen island in a bright natural interior
Rear angled view of the Huraa kitchen stool showing its woven rope backrest and teak wood frame
Close-up of the Huraa stool highlighting the geometric black and ivory rope weave on the seat and backrest

HURAA KITCHEN STOOL


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Artisan Weaving with a Bold Graphic Rhythm

The Huraa Kitchen Stool brings together the natural warmth of teak wood and the striking character of handwoven rope. Its geometric black and ivory pattern creates a distinctive visual rhythm across the seat and backrest, while the slender wooden frame keeps the overall silhouette light and refined.

With a comfortable 65 cm seat height, the Huraa is designed for kitchen islands and counter-height surfaces. Its combination of natural materials and graphic detailing makes it an expressive addition to Mediterranean, bohemian, eclectic, and contemporary interiors.

Product Details

  • Color: Natural teak wood with black and ivory rope
  • Measurements: L: 48 cm, W: 46 cm, H: 100 cm. Seat height: 65 cm
  • Material: Teak wood and rope
  • Use: Kitchen and counter stool for indoor dining spaces

Please note: Each piece is unique. Variations in wood grain, tone, texture, and woven rope tension are natural characteristics of the materials and enhance the individual character of every stool.

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