Nomden Counter Stool

The Nomden borrows from the English country stools once found in farmhouse kitchens and village taverns. Its oval seat is carved into a gentle saddle and pierced at the center with a pair of slotted handholds for lifting and moving it. The legs begin with baluster turnings just beneath the seat, then splay outward and taper to turned feet, braced by stretchers on all four sides.