Mode Stool.

A simple and elegant stool that blends innovation and tradition

Brighten up your restaurant or café with the smooth and fluid Mode Stool. Made from solid American Ash, this is a stunning stool that combines durability with unique craftmanship ideal for any fast-paced social space. Make a subtle yet unmissable statement through this strong and slender design.

The Mode has a totally customisable colour palette, with the ability to be stained or painted in any colour. Elevate this design by opting for an upholstered seat pad in a fabric of your choice with a cross stitch detail, making the design combinations for this stool limitless.

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Resources

DOWNLOAD 3D FILES - Mode Stool zip

Mode Stool Product Sheet pdf

Timber Stain Colour Options pdf

Material

American Ash

Finishes

Stained or painted in any colour
Two-tone or antique paint options
Upholstered seat pad in any fabric

Dimensions

450h x 470w x 470d
650h x 470w x 470d
750h x 470w x 470d

Application

Indoor use

Lead Time

Made to order - 2 to 3 weeks

Warranty

3 year commercial warranty

Make it your own

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A stool with multiple personalities

The Mode Stool can take on any persona - from bright and light to dark and moody. It is a blank canvas to be re-imagined whichever way your venue needs. It can transform for work or play, add an upholstered seat for something with a bit more sophistication or pare it back with a natural clear finish and let the timber do the talking.

About the Designer - Mark Suckling

Mark Suckling was born in Timaru, New Zealand and learned the craft of furniture making in the family business. Inspired by his surroundings and industrious tendencies, He began to create his own designs to feed a design driven market hungry for NZ designs and NZ made.

As Managing Director of Harrows, he is in a unique position to see designs through from concept to prototyping to the marketplace with an exceptional hands-on approach. Mark doesn't believe design needs to be complicated, but it should be both functional and aesthetically exciting.