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Broom Stool by Emeco

Broom Stool

by Philippe Starck for Emeco

5.0(1)

$493.00 $580.00

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
5 Years Indoor, 3 Years Outdoor; With disclaimer, glides not covered warranty
OK For Outdoor Use
Eco-Friendly
Made in USA
In partnership with Emeco, Philippe Stracke imagined an approachable counter stool that could be made from reclaimed and recyclable materials - built for long-term use. With modern design in mind, the duo landed on the Broom Stool. Starck describes the collection as magical. From the floor of a workshop, dust is re-used in the materials of the Broom Collection, making new magic. Suitable for dining and bar areas.
Item Number
EMC2475486
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MFR ID
BROOM 30 BUTTER YELLOW

Review Snapshot

5.0

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solid counter stool with small footprint

Submitted 1 year ago

By value sjopper

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Comments about Broom Stool

This is well made stool that fits well in small spaces. I got terra cotta orange that sparks up my neutral kitchen. The orange is true orange, not neon. Wipes clean, yay!

Merchant Response

Thank you for sharing your feedback and a photo of your Broom Stool! We love seeing pictures of our products in use!

User submitted media
terra cotta orange, note how fits in small space

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Shown in White finish, in use
Shown in Yellow finish, in use
Collection
Shown in Dark Grey finish, Bar Height
Shown in Dark Grey finish, Counter Height

Emeco

Electrical Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) was founded in 1944 by Wilton Carlyle Dinges in Hanover, Pennsylvania. Dinges' first assignment came from no other than the U.S. government, to manufacture a strong yet lightweight chair that could withstand water, salt air and rowdy sailors. The result was the iconic Emeco Navy Chair, made enitrely out of durable machined aluminum.