Namba Oak Stool

Description

This is the Namba stool, named after the bustling streets of Osaka, Japan, a famous district also coined "the stomach of Japan." A nostalgic nod to the seats of local street food vendors in this area, this thoughtful design is crafted from solid white oak with contemporary appeal. This is the Namba stool, named after the bustling streets of Osaka, Japan, a famous district also coined "the stomach of Japan." A nostalgic nod to the seats of local street food vendors in this area, this thoughtful design is crafted from solid white oak. Curved, compact and cool. Curved, compact and cool. This is the Namba stool, named after the bustling streets of Osaka, Japan, a famous district also coined "the stomach of Japan." A nostalgic nod to the seats of local street food vendors in this area, this thoughtful design is crafted from solid white oak with contemporary appeal. for small spaces featuring slim legs and a nifty criss-cross design, have this lightweight stool float from room to room with ease. for small spaces featuring slim legs and a nifty criss-cross design, have this lightweight stool float from room to room with ease. Perfect for small spaces featuring slim legs and a nifty criss-cross design, have this lightweight stool float from room to room with ease.

Key Features

• This is the Namba stool, named after the bustling streets of Osaka, Japan, a famous district also coined "the stomach of Japan." A nostalgic nod to the seats of local street food vendors in this area, this thoughtful design is crafted from.
• Curved, compact and cool.
• for small spaces featuring slim legs and a nifty criss-cross design, have this lightweight stool float from room to room with ease.