Because it is surrounded by so many cultures, Morocco is known for blending styles into eclectic mixtures and vibrant patterns and colors. Our Moroccan Stool is a great example of this blending of styles with its carved legs, traditional molding, and modern finish. Its height also makes it optional...

This faithful copy of an iron draftsman stool from France in the early 1900s makes a great stool. The four legs and the iron construction make it a sleek seating place. Seat raises and lowers and has a pin stopper to keep is from being raised higher than 30 inches. Wisteria

Few places are more serene and inspiring than a classic Chinese garden. This ceramic stool, with its barrel shape, can bring that same sense of stillness to your room or garden. Because of the reactive glaze, each varies in color. Wisteria

In the Navajo culture, several patterns and symbols are woven into the fabrics of rugs and various garments to celebrate nature and serve as a warning in its power. This pouf's design is similar to the symbol for the harvest. The pouf is sturdy enough to use as a fun seating solution, or as a side...

The word “suzani” means needle, which alludes to the intricately embroidered details of tapestry. Original suzanis were heirloom textiles from Central Asia. Inspired by those once commonly found in Uzbekistan, this slipcovered pouf boasts vibrant color and bold style. It's multifunctional design...

How functional these pieces are. They're structured in a rather loose form, perfect for use as a floor pillow or as conversational seating. And while pouf might be an odd name for something you'd use in your living room, add a tray to the top and–poof!–you've got a table! It's like getting...

No matter where we go we find ourselves constantly admiring pieces with a floral touch. Like the soft, delicate petals of the begonia, this stool captures elegance and intrigue. Almost 300 small platelets are applied by hand on the Chinese-inspired stool. It's created entirely out of ceramic and is...

Sometimes it's just too hard to punish your kids because they're so darn cute! However, our time out stool may have them volunteering. The hourglass is filled with white sand to time approximately five minutes, so you'll know exactly when their time out has expired. The base is made of MDF and wood...

Modernism meets functionalism, and interesting-ism, too. Feast your eyes, and whatever else on this wood top stool with minimalist metal base. It’s not as much Bauhaus as your house.

Few places are more serene and inspiring than a classic Chinese garden. This ceramic stool, with its barrel shape, can bring that same sense of stillness to your room or garden. The interlocking rings design is inspired from linked coins, known in many cultures to bring good luck. Because of the...

Add a touch of the Orient with the metallic hue of this ceramic stool. It functions indoors or out as a stool, table, or plant stand. Styled with raised details, cutouts, and an electroplated metallic finish. These are handcrafted beauties with a reactive glaze, so each one varies in size and color.

We love how this stool reminds us of the beauty and power that resides in those big white puffs in the sky. With such a powerful statement, we feel like the design of this stool keeps them a little more grounded. Use for extra seating, or put it next to a chair as a side table. Due to the glaze,...

The 19th century, European-inspired design makes us feel very regal when one of these sweet stools is tucked beneath the desk awaiting our arrival and doubly so with two poised at the foot of the bed. Since this is inspired by an antique, the finish is distressed and will vary from piece to piece.

The perfect little stool to rest your feet or to sit upon and contemplate. The cushion is a patchwork of hide (with variances, of course) which rests atop a stainless steel frame.