BRFHD-12-2 Leather Stool

The BRFHD-12-2 is a sculptural leather stool in warm tan — a faceted, tapering form with a laser-cut front panel that turns a simple side stool into an object worth looking at. It is the kind of small piece that solves several problems at once: an extra seat when guests arrive, a footrest by the relaxing chair, and a sculptural accent the rest of the time.

Design & Character

The shape is quietly geometric — a five-sided top over a body that flares gently toward the floor, its panels meeting in clean, stitched seams. The front carries the signature detail: a curved panel perforated in a repeating triangular pattern, opening the solid form and letting light and shadow move through it. From one side it reads as a minimal leather block; turn it, and it becomes pattern.

Materials & Finish

The body is worked in tan leather with visible stitching along every seam — construction shown, not hidden. The cut-out panel is where the material proves itself: crisp, precise perforations that hold their shape, edged in dark trim that frames the pattern. The warm cognac tone deepens the piece's character and pairs easily with almost every interior palette.

A Small Piece That Moves

This is furniture for the in-between moments. Beside a sofa or bergère it serves as a side stool within arm's reach; pulled forward it seats an extra guest without ceremony; in a bedroom it sits at the foot of the bed or by the dressing mirror. Its light footprint means it goes where the evening needs it — the most portable piece in the living room.

Styling & Pairing

Tan leather is a natural bridge between materials: it warms up marble and glass, matches wooden center tables and consoles, and adds a crafted note next to fabric seating. Use it in a pair flanking a console for symmetry, or single beside a dark leather chair for contrast. The perforated panel likes light — place it where a lamp or window can throw its pattern.

Why This Piece

Most small furniture is filler; this one is a detail with a job. It suits interiors that pay attention to craft at every scale — where even the stool beside the sofa has a point of view. The leather tone and the precision of the cut-out are exactly the kind of details to judge by hand at a showroom before deciding.