Pair of pine stools attributed to Giuseppe Rivadossi, 1960s-70s. Each stool is the pinnacle of elegance and its design is distinguished by the meticulous precision of sharp, deliberate lines that attract attention and admiration. These are not mere pieces of furniture but wooden sculptures that embody the spirit of an era when design dared to fuse form with function in unprecedented ways. The heart of each stool is its seat, masterfully carved from a single, unyielding piece of pine. Yet within this solidity hides a paradox: a softness, a welcoming contour that seems to say, "Here, rest". This seamless transition from the rigid exterior to the soft, smooth shelter of the seat demonstrates not only a technical skill in woodworking but also a deep understanding of human touch and comfort. Underneath, the base of the stools is an intricate ballet of wooden slats, each of which is meticulously assembled with its fellows through the clever concealment of recessed bolts. This base does not merely support but is a testimony to an ancient craft of carpentry, where each connection tells a story of tradition, precision and passion for the material. These stools are more than just seats, they are a portal to a time when design embraced the organic, when natural form was not only respected but celebrated. Ideal for environments that seek to fuse elegance with nature, these pieces evoke a style that is both organic and sophisticated. In spaces where the natural element reigns supreme, these stools offer not only a complement but a continuation of the theme, marrying the raw beauty of pine with the refined elegance of Italian design.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
