PIERRE CHAPO, Early S31 Stool in Elm Wood

These early edition stools by Pierre Chapo, crafted from solid elm wood in 1970s France, feature robust seats with a nice natural veining and three interlocking legs. The joints along the seat's edge are signature elements of Chapo's style. Its base, composed of three angled legs, provides both stability and a dynamic aesthetic. Their beautiful form show Chapo's delicate taste and the architectural power present in his work.

Both stools are in excellent condition and have acquired a nice patina over the years, making them among the most sought-after pieces today.

h x w x d: 44 x 34 x 34 cm / weight: 4.20 kg

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* Price for one stool, we have 1 stool available

3,800.00 €

excluding shipping cost

About Pierre Chapo

Pierre Chapo (1927–1987) was a French designer known for his work in solid wood, combining traditional craftsmanship with a clear, structural approach. After studying architecture, he established his own studio and gallery, where he developed a series of furniture pieces based on joinery and proportion.

His designs, including the S11 Chair and the Godot Bed, are defined by their construction, with visible joints and a direct use of material. Working primarily in elm, Chapo focused on durability, balance, and the relationship between structure and use.

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