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Product Description
The Low Cane Stool is a re-edition of the model made by Pierre Jeanneret and his team for residential quarters of M.L.A's (elected Members of the Legislative Assembly of Punjab state) in 1950s Chandigarh. The stool has cane lattice seating and a frame made of solid teak. The stool can be used for seating or as a footstool for a lounge chair.
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Wood Finish Options
We offer this product in Natural Teak and Dark Stain finish. The natural teak finish highlights the golden brown colour of raw teak and is finished with a transparent polish. The dark stain is a result of a single coat of water based wood stain, hand applied to give the timber a deeper hue. (Please note that each batch of teak is unique and actual shade may vary from the reference images.)
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