J153 Mikado stool was designed in 1996 by Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen. The stool is well built and sturdy and fits well into the kitchen, bedroom or living room as an extra convenient seating. The furniture’s dynamic form and high quality materials give the stool a sophisticated expression. The stool is part of a furniture series, where this stool can also be found as a higher model. The furniture is made of FSC-certified beech from European forests.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Denmark |
| Materials | Solid Beech with base laquered in black or white |
| Dimensions | Barstool: H650, W460, D290, seat height 650. Foot stool: H480, B290, D640 |
| Colour | Solid Beech with base laquered in black or white |
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