Bar stools don’t always have to be sleek, dark, and sophisticated. In certain places, it’s okay for bar stools to be fun, whimsical, and even cute. That’s why I like the Karim Rashid Kant Stool. It’s so darling. I can just imagine it in a boutique, nail parlor, or kids’ cafeteria. Put it in an outdoor play area, pair it with some playful outdoor bistro tables, and you’re all set. I also think that if you added a big pair of googly eyes to the front of the seat, the stool would look like something from a Pixar film. But that’s just me.
The Karim Rashid Kant Stool has a seat made from polypropylene, and a structure made from reinforced polypropylene. It’s available in a wide range of seat colors, including black, blue, light blue, magenta, military green, orange, pink, sand, and white. The structure is available in a similar range of shades.
It’s not very often that I find action shots of furniture, but as a hardened furniture blogger, nothing shocks me any more. The intense spring-action suggested in this photo did pleasantly surprise me, though. I mean, how fun does that look? Perhaps I’m easily amused, and perhaps I’m the kind of guest that likes to test the bounciness of furniture, and thus elicits nervous grins and watchful looks from managers everywhere. But by golly, life is short, and there’s nothing wrong with enjoying entertaining furniture (as long as you pay for what you break, of course).
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When I hear the words ‘regal’ and ‘Italian’, I tend to think back to medieval days (no, I wasn’t alive then, thank you) and ponder the great feasts that kings and queens would throw for their court and (if they were lucky) their loyal subjects. Medieval courts were dangerous places, full of archers and assassins just waiting for an opportune moment.