Saarinen Executive Counter Stool

Sale price$4,319.00 CAD

Designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll in the 1950s, the Saarinen Executive Stool is a masterpiece of sculptural design that captivates from every angle. This counter-height stool fits perfectly with kitchen islands, bars, and creative workspaces, complementing surfaces between 36–39" tall. It brings organic warmth and timeless character to this iconic piece.

Color:Classic Boucle - Pearl

Classic Boucle - Pearl Classic Boucle - Onyx Classic Boucle - Neutral Classic Boucle - Arcane Classic Boucle - Yam Classic Boucle - Crimson Classic Boucle - Chartreuse Volo Leather - Black Volo Leather - White Volo Leather - Tan Crossroad - Mineral

Base:Light Oak

Light Oak Light Walnut

Dimensions:

Dimensions

W22.5" × D19.5" × H40"

Variant

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Product Description

Expanding the popular Saarinen Executive Collection, the classic design has been extended with new counter height stools. Counter height stools are best paired with surfaces that are 36-39" high.

Key Features
The cushion on the Executive Counter Stools with wood legs is 2.87" thick	Wood legs are solid, steam-bent walnut. The die cast aluminum foot caps are painted in black
Molded nylon glides in stamped steel shroud	Stool upholstered in Crossroad (Grade A), Classic Boucle (Grade C) fabric and Volo Leather (Grade U)

Dimensions

Width	Depth
22.5"	19.5"
Height	Seat Height
40"	25"
Weight
17 lbs

Product Downloads

Manuals	Knoll Saarinen Executive Chair/Stool Product Sheet (PDF)
	Knoll Eero Saarinen Collection (PDF)
Materials	Knoll Textile Care Instructions (PDF)
	Knoll Spinneybeck Leather Care Instructions (PDF)

Designer

Eero Saarinen

Eero Saarinen was a Finnish-American architect and designer known for his sculptural approach to modern design. Working closely with Knoll, he created iconic furniture such as the Tulip Chair and Saarinen Dining Table, which eliminated the “slum of legs” beneath tables and chairs. Saarinen also designed landmark buildings including the Gateway Arch and the TWA Flight Center, leaving a lasting impact on both architecture and furniture design. See more

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