Seto Stool

The Seto Stool, designed By Keiji Takeuchi, is an elegant stool combining proud Scandinavian and Japanese craft traditions.

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Details

21.3"W x 13.78"D x 16.93"H

Materials
Base in solid wood mounted with a non-removable seat in canvas finished with a leather cord
Felt glides included
Certification
FSC™ certified

Fredericia Furniture offers a 7-year warranty covering manufacturer’s defects in material and workmanship.

Designer

Fredericia Furniture, a family-owned and B Corp-certified design company established in 1911, is a co-founder of Danish Modern Design, emphasizing transparency, authentic materials, and human empathy. Their heritage includes enduring classics and a vast design archive, with knowledge passed down through generations. Passionate about crafting contemporary originals, Fredericia creates authentic, sustainable designs that resonate globally.

Keiji Takeuchi is a furniture and industrial designer with a truly global outlook. Japanese-born, Milan-based, New Zealand-bred and Paris-educated, his work transcends any culture or language, characterized by its purity and the absence of superfluous elements where he sees simplicity as the path to sophistication.

Brand

Fredericia Furniture, a family-owned and B Corp-certified design company established in 1911, is a co-founder of Danish Modern Design, emphasizing transparency, authentic materials, and human empathy. Their heritage includes enduring classics and a vast design archive, with knowledge passed down through generations. Passionate about crafting contemporary originals, Fredericia creates authentic, sustainable designs that resonate globally.

Designer

Designer

Keiji Takeuchi is a furniture and industrial designer with a truly global outlook. Japanese-born, Milan-based, New Zealand-bred and Paris-educated, his work transcends any culture or language, characterized by its purity and the absence of superfluous elements where he sees simplicity as the path to sophistication.