Narwana Leather Round Stool - Rich Green

The Narwana is a round stool, 75cm high, with a thick padded seat in green leather on a single iron column. The seat is a deep disc stitched round the rim, in a leather that runs olive across the top and darkens toward the edge. The column is bare iron, turned and flaring out at the foot, and it stands on a round domed base. A flat iron ring sits about a third of the way up as a footrest, carried on four spokes.

The seat is 75cm from the floor, which puts it at breakfast-bar and kitchen-island height. Two will sit along a kitchen island, one drawn up to it and one set back. The footring gives the feet somewhere to sit, and the single round foot leaves more floor clear underneath than four legs would.

The seat is goat leather, a by-product of herds farmed by local herdsmen, and the frame is iron. The leather is worked by hand, so the depth of colour varies across each seat and from one stool to the next. The stool does not swivel. The Narwana round stool is also made in aged tan and in chocolate brown.

How tall is it?

75cm to the top of the seat.

Does it swivel?

No.

What is the seat made from?

Goat leather, padded and stitched round the rim.

Is there a footrest?

Yes. A flat iron ring about a third of the way up the column, carried on four spokes.

What other colours is it made in?

Aged tan and chocolate brown.

How do I look after the leather?

Wipe it with a soft dry cloth. Keep chemicals and household cleaners off it, and feed it now and again with a specialist leather product, petroleum jelly or flax oil so it does not dry out and crack.