The Big Foot Stool is more than just a seat - it is a bold expression of style and creativity. Inspired by the iconic 1970s upholstery movement, its thick cylindrical legs and geometric form exude confidence and charm. Whether used as an extra seat that moves effortlessly wherever needed or as a sculptural centrepiece that commands attention, this versatile piece transforms any space into a sanctuary of comfort and design. Upholstered in 100% wool velvet, the fabric brings a richly textured surface that shifts gently with the light, creating subtle depth and movement. Soft and inviting to the touch, it combines natural warmth and resilience with a refined character suited to both private interiors and high-use environments. In Desert, a soft sandy brown with golden and beige undertones, it speaks softly of sun-baked clay, weathered stone, and the light beige dust of long-traveled paths. Warm and grounding, it holds the stillness of wide skies and the slow rhythm of heat and wind moving across the land.
W38 x L38 x H43 cm
Velvet
Velvet adds softness, depth, and elegance to furniture, and with gentle care it will maintain its rich appearance for many years. To keep the fabric looking fresh, lightly brush the surface with a soft upholstery brush or cloth in the direction of the pile. This helps maintain the velvet?s natural sheen and prevents the fibers from flattening. Dust can be removed with a vacuum cleaner using a soft brush attachment on a low setting. In case of spills, act quickly and gently blot the area with a clean cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this can push the stain deeper into the fibers. Minor marks can often be treated with a slightly damp cloth and left to air dry naturally. Pressure marks from use can be softened by lightly steaming the fabric from a distance and gently brushing the fibers back into place once dry. To preserve the color and texture, keep velvet furniture away from prolonged direct sunlight and rotate cushions occasionally to ensure even wear. Warnings: Avoid harsh chemicals, strong detergents, or abrasive brushes, as these can damage the velvet fibers. Do not soak the fabric or apply excessive water. Always test any cleaning method on a small, hidden area first. For deeper cleaning or persistent stains, professional upholstery cleaning is recommended to protect the fabric?s texture and finish.
