Pair Of 1950s Spanish Brutalist Wooden Stools - 35½"

This pair of Spanish stools exudes a distinctive 1950s Brutalist charm, featuring rugged craftsmanship and a bold, sculptural presence. Made from aged wood, they showcase a robust yet simplistic design, accentuated by striking iron footrests that wrap around the base for added stability. A notable feature is the curved handles integrated into the seat, allowing for easy maneuvering—an especially practical detail in a lively setting such as a tapas bar or casual dining space.

Originating from mid-20th century Spain, these stools reflect the Brutalist movement’s focus on raw materials and functional aesthetics. Their pared-back form, devoid of unnecessary ornamentation, highlights the beauty of hand-carved wood and industrial ironwork, embracing the era’s innovative approach to furniture design. Their earthy tones and solid construction make them ideal for both rustic and modern interiors, whether placed at a kitchen island, bar counter, or as striking accent pieces. Paired with a natural wood or industrial metal surface, they seamlessly bridge styles, offering both practicality and authentic character.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 35½" high x 19¼" wide x 18" deep. Seat is 30¼" high
Approx. overall 90cm high x 49cm wide x 46cm deep. Seat is 77cm high