1960s Bar Stools in Blonde Wood and Hammered Iron

Barstools, beech, hammered iron, Europe, 1960s

This group of barstools from the 1960s are built around a clean geometry: a perfectly round seat, supported by four evenly spaced legs that taper gently toward the floor. The circular seat is wide and slightly dished, not just for comfort but also as a subtle sculptural gesture. The footrest is a solid ring of hammered iron that circles the legs at mid-height. Its rough surface and hand-forged irregularity bring a grounded, almost brutalist note to an otherwise airy composition. The design is clean and approachable, making it an ideal candidate for larger-scale projects.

Kindly note that the stools are in good, used condition with signs of age and use. For further details, we encourage you to reach out to our team of design specialists.