FDB Møbler’s J83 stool is an attractive wooden piece designed by Jørgen Bækmark in the 1950s. Featuring an angular oak frame with paper yarn seat, the organic look of J83 stool serves many different styles and spaces. An add-on to your living room, the stool can be used as an extra seat by a dining table or as a footstool with the J82 armchair.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Denmark |
| Materials | Beech, Oak, Wicker |
| Dimensions | W520 D400 H450 |
| Colour | Black lacquered colour or natural |
| Finishes | Lacquered |
| Designer |
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