Phillips Collection Marley Bar Stool, Gray Stone Finish, Stainless Steel Foot Rest
Made of chamcha wood, the Marley Gray Bar Stool has an hourglass profile that keeps its lines clean and simple. Also contemporary on this design is the minimalist feel of the stainless-steel foot rest. Chamcha wood is an acacia species native to Thailand that has been harvested for making furniture for many years. The textural surface of this version of the bar stool has been achieved with a gray stone finish. This is one of our pieces of furniture that reflects the ethos that Phillips Collection personifies: modern organic. We have a number of stools and tables in a variety of finishes.Size: 15x15x30"h Care Instructions: Clean with wood polish and dust with a soft cloth.
Not suitable for outdoor use. Notation: This piece is crafted from natural solid wood. Color and texture in wood will vary and natural holes and subtle openings add unique character to your piece. Wood "breathes" and it is normal for cracks to present themselves over time. This is not considered a defect.
$1,499.00
Phillips Collection Marley Bar Stool, Gray Stone Finish, Stainless Steel Foot Rest—
$1,499.00
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Made of chamcha wood, the Marley Gray Bar Stool has an hourglass profile that keeps its lines clean and simple. Also contemporary on this design is the minimalist feel of the stainless-steel foot rest. Chamcha wood is an acacia species native to Thailand that has been harvested for making furniture for many years. The textural surface of this version of the bar stool has been achieved with a gray stone finish. This is one of our pieces of furniture that reflects the ethos that Phillips Collection personifies: modern organic. We have a number of stools and tables in a variety of finishes.Size: 15x15x30"h Care Instructions: Clean with wood polish and dust with a soft cloth.
Not suitable for outdoor use. Notation: This piece is crafted from natural solid wood. Color and texture in wood will vary and natural holes and subtle openings add unique character to your piece. Wood "breathes" and it is normal for cracks to present themselves over time. This is not considered a defect.
