#Stools

[vintagehomecollection]

Visually appealing kitchen storage is essential when the kitchen is open to the living areas. Built-in shelves, flanked by walk-in corner pantries, holds this cook's collection of cookbooks.

The Not So Big House - A Blueprint for the Way We Really Live, 1998

[thepooldiary]

Squish-Stools Yuko Nishikawa

[happymiffy]

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[stua]

Today, we are happy to bring you a new design: Globus, one of our most beloved designs, expands its family. Jesús Gasca has designed the natural evolution of Globus, from chair to stool. With two seat heights: 65cm for kitchen counters and 75cm for bars. Now we can match the Globus dining chair with the new stools. Jesus always looks for functionality in his designs, so he has made the stool stackable! GLOBUS STOOL: www.stua.com/design/globus-stool

Hoy, nos hace felices traeros un nuevo producto. Globus, uno de nuestros diseños más queridos, amplia su familia. De la mano de Jesús Gasca os traemos la evolución natural de Globus, de silla a taburete. Con dos alturas de asiento: 65cm para las barras de cocina y 75 para bar. Por fin podremos emparejar las silla de comedor con los taburetes de la barra. Y como Jesús siempre busca la funcionalidad de sus diseños: ¡ El taburete es apilable ! GLOBUS TABURETE: www.stua.com/es/design/globus-taburete

[a-little-revolution]

elliot!! we went to a small, local (pro-palestine, radically accepting, activist oriented) cafe today that had a sink at a decent height for my wheelchair and a stool in the bathroom! i was so excited because i remembered your recent ask regarding bathroom accessibility. the bathroom is a private room with a low door handle and easy lock even for my joints, and it was big enough to fit a person, even a large power chair, And another person. the toilet didn't have grab bars, an adult changing table, nor a hoist, but they have a recommendation box on their site and i'm going to suggest further accessibility options. but still! i was so excited. image IDs in alt!

would this stool provide enough height for most little people to reach the sink and toilet, if you can gauge from photos? it was a little less than a foot high, maybe ten inches, i believe. would a stool that looks more like a staircase and has multiple steps be more accessible, even if it were heavier to move? thank you for always being so helpful and visible!! ♡

Hello! I'm glad you found this bathroom to your liking, pending further suggestions!

I've interacted with these exact stools and find them unhelpful for someone with dwarfism. They're mostly intended to get children high enough to reach the running water, but not to access the soap or reach well over the counter as there's presumably an adult with them. As an adult little person, I would want my stool to get me high enough to access the sink, mirror, soap and counter with ease.

A step stool would indeed be more helpful - in a perfect scenario there could be a sink with a stool and one without. But in a smaller bathroom, one that folds out could make more sense.

Thank you so so much! I try my best <3

[plantsrooms]

HOTEL RICH in Hiroshima, Japan

[thevisualvamp]

Have a seat

[wikirobot]

Spent a few days building a three legged staked stool out of some Ash. It was a great practice project for staked furniture.

Ended up shaping the legs into octagons with a simple jig and a few hand planes. Then used a mix of my lathe, spokeshave, and a tenon cutter for angled tenons.

I ended up following this guide by Christopher Schwarz on the Lost Art Press Blog: https://blog.lostartpress.com/2023/04/09/3-legged-staked-stools/

[lovefrenchisbetter]

Charlotte Perriand

[vintagehomecollection]

The Cottage Book, 1989

[soudasouda]

Sass Stool, Counter Stool B, Black & White designed by MPGMB - Part of Souda's collection of Sass Stools. Follow Souda on Tumblr

[ethere4l]

[1lifeinspired]

Look At This Luxurious Home Overlooking A Stunning Vineyard

[stua]

Kitchen project by @mosel.es featuring STUA Onda stools by Jesus Gasca. ONDA: www.stua.com/design/onda

[happywebdesign]

Stools & Co