Morrison Stool seat finish:Black-stained ash its reduced width and depth

its reduced width and depth make it suitable for smaller spaces as a side chair

The shape of the seat shell provides great freedom of movement in a variety of sitting positions

Although they originally sought to design a chair with a single shell made of moulded plywood

In the 1940's it was not possible to produce the large veneer seat/backrest element from one piece

finished with a unique mixture of natural wood oils

Morrison Stool seat finish:Black-stained ash its reduced width and depthMorrison Stool by Jasper Morrison for Cappellini. Designed by Jasper Morrison in 2003, the Morrison stool features a simple and elegantly designed seat supported on a metal base. Its gently curved seat, which distinguishes harmoniously from the straight, well defined lines of the base, is made of beech and birch plywood with polyurethane foam padding. The chair offers the option of a wood finish or a fixed upholstered seat and is suitable for a myriad