BassamFellows Circular Stool
Craig Bassam designed the Circular Stool to be a “quiet,” functional object that could be used in many different interior environments without competing for attention. The elemental simplicity marries pure geometry with high craft. A sturdy but agile floating presence is created by the stool’s base, made from circular sections of nanoceramic coated steel tubing. The legs are bent to the tightest possible radius for elegance and sophistication. Circular stanchions elevate the upholstered seat from the base creating the appearance of exceptional lightness.
Craig Bassam designed the Circular Stool to be a “quiet,” functional object that could be used in many different interior environments without competing for attention. The elemental simplicity marries pure geometry with high craft. A sturdy but agile floating presence is created by the stool’s base, made from circular sections of nanoceramic coated steel tubing. The legs are bent to the tightest possible radius for elegance and sophistication. Circular stanchions elevate the upholstered seat from the base creating the appearance of exceptional lightness.
Craig Bassam designed the Circular Stool to be a “quiet,” functional object that could be used in many different interior environments without competing for attention. The elemental simplicity marries pure geometry with high craft. A sturdy but agile floating presence is created by the stool’s base, made from circular sections of nanoceramic coated steel tubing. The legs are bent to the tightest possible radius for elegance and sophistication. Circular stanchions elevate the upholstered seat from the base creating the appearance of exceptional lightness.