Overview
The Pier Stool, designed by French designer Léonard Kadid for Resident, is inspired by the thick and straight cylindrical pillars of pier structures. Made entirely from solid oak, the stool is composed by using only mortise and tenon joints, allowing the wood fibres to run continuously throughout, giving the piece sustained durability.
With its unique and continuous sled legs, Pier casts an elegant silhouette to complement any bar or benchtop. Easily stackable, the Pier Stools are available in two heights to suit a range of domestic and commercial interiors.
Established in 2011 by Simon James and Scott Bridgens, Resident is a globally focused design company. Resident's mission is to offer products with an unparalleled level of creativity and innovation.
Pier Bar Stool, by Léonard Kadid for Resident
- Modern minimalistic design
- FSC certified wood
- Solid Oak
- H 42.1" x W 18.1" x L 16.8", Seat H 29.5"
- Stackable (up to 2)
- Minimum Order Quantity 2
- Appropriate for hard contract use
- Indoor use only
- 3 years warranty
- Made in Lithuania
With its unique and continuous sled legs, Pier casts an elegant silhouette to complement any bar or benchtop. Easily stackable, the Pier Stools are available in two heights to suit a range of domestic and commercial interiors.
Established in 2011 by Simon James and Scott Bridgens, Resident is a globally focused design company. Resident's mission is to offer products with an unparalleled level of creativity and innovation.
Pier Bar Stool, by Léonard Kadid for Resident
- Modern minimalistic design
- FSC certified wood
- Solid Oak
- H 42.1" x W 18.1" x L 16.8", Seat H 29.5"
- Stackable (up to 2)
- Minimum Order Quantity 2
- Appropriate for hard contract use
- Indoor use only
- 3 years warranty
- Made in Lithuania
Specifications
Designer
Léonard Kadid
Léonard Kadid is a French architect and product designer based in Paris. From object to architecture, the work of his studio focuses on structural experimentation and formal simplification to explore the intrinsic characteristics of matter. After studying at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland and the École d'Architecture de la Ville et des Territoires in Paris, Léonard Kadid has collaborated with renowned international offices in Switzerland before setting up his own studio in Paris.
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