Sculptural Set of Two Solid Oak Stools, France, 1960s

A sculptural set of two solid oak stools, produced in France during the 1960s. Defined by their thick circular seats and three gently tapered legs, these pieces embody the understated, functional aesthetic that characterized mid-century French design. Their robust construction and restrained form evoke the work of Axel-Einar Hjorth, particularly the iconic Skoga stools designed for Nordiska Kompaniet (NK) in Sweden during the 1930s. While not attributed to Hjorth, they share the same architectural presence and honest use of natural materials. Made from beautifully grained solid oak, the stools display a warm, rich patina developed over decades of use. Their compact proportions make them highly versatile, functioning equally well as stools, side tables, bedside tables, or display stands. A timeless pair that complements both rustic and minimalist interiors. Priced and sold as a set of two pieces.