Low stool / Side table / Chair made of a singleblock of cedar Riva 1920 Kura

Brand: Riva 1920 Model: Squeeze Design by: Maria Saadeh Squeeze is a sculptural piece conceived as a low stool or side table, carved from a single block of solid scented cedar. Desi...

Brand: Riva 1920 Model: Vortex Design by: Authentic Design Vortice is a sculptural piece conceived as a low stool or side table, crafted from solid scented cedar and formed by assem...

The Gallery stool. A sculptural modern organic side table/stool turned from a solid block of macrocarpa (Monterey Cypress). The wood is finished with a hand rubbed, low V.O.C., natural plant oils to bring the stunning grain to life. The macrocarpa wood will continue to dry out as it finds its equilibrium moisture content of its new environment. Further movement and splits should be expected, and this is part of the wabi-sabi design of the Gallery side tables. Measures: Diameter 12.5” x H1 7.75 ” Diameter 320mm x H 450mm Handmade in Christchurch, New Zealand.     Wood Macrocarpa (Monterey Cypress) Finish: Natural Low VOC Oil Customization of wood finish & sizing available by request. (subject to up-charge). About Tréology Sustainability We rescue trees from rivers in the wilderness of New Zealand and craft them into beautiful objects that merge the line between luxury furniture & functional art. We love connecting people to nature through our sustainable wood. Heritage Our company is built on our 150-year family heritage of luxury craftsmanship. We love collaborating with like-minded people who share our values of guardianship, sustainability and craftsmanship. Craftsmanship Craftsmanship is a quality that defines a Tréology piece. Our artisan furniture-makers apply skills that have accumulated over a career of crafting natural materials with passion and attention to detail. Our client portfolio includes work for luxury resorts, wineries...

This piece shows what happens when the wood is allowed to lead. Carved from a single solid log, the form follows the natural movement of the timber rather than imposing geometry onto...