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Corktown Counter Stool by hollis+morris

Corktown Counter Stool

by Mischa Couvrette for hollis+morris

5.0(1)

$650.00
Ships freeMade to order, usually ships within 6 to 8 weeks

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Ships To Canada
Eco-Friendly
Made in Canada
Settle down in the Corktown Counter Stool, offering an off-beat seating solution that leaps forward to rest. The stool features a slim and unique frame that curls up to offer a perfectly adjusted footrest on a handmade counter-height design. The seat is made of solid white oak or walnut and the base is made from powder-coated metal. The Corktown Counter Stool is available in multiple wood finishes, base colors and with an Upholstered Seat or as a taller Bar-Height Stool.
Item Number
HLMY1455685060
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MFR ID
CORKcounter Blk Walnut Walnut

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Hollis & Morris Counter Barstool - Design

Submitted 4 years ago

By Gallo Herbert Architects

From Vero Beach, Florida

Verified Buyer

As an Architect I am very critical of quality, detail and function. The Hollis & Morris Counter Barstool exceeded my expectations in all three area. A fringe benefit it that I can store it under the overhang of the counter out of the way of foot traffic

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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hollis+morris

Mischa Couvrette, who travelled to Toronto by sail boat on a year-long journey from Guatemala, is the mastermind behind the Canadian-based furniture and lighting company named hollis+morris. Debuting in 2015 out of Toronto, Canada, hollis+morris found its beginnings at ICFF, a notable design furniture and lighting trade show. hollis+morris products found their fame by using handcrafted furniture and lighting pieces that were named after local neighborhoods.