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Wilson Ceramic Stool

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The Wilson Ceramic Stool designed by Stéphanie Amÿot for Amÿot Interiors & Design grew out of years spent shaping bespoke, site-specific furniture for the private homes and hotels she conceives with architects like Thierry Lemaire and Jean-Philippe Nuel. The Wilson stool distills that experience into a single, sculptural gesture — a study in the balance between strength and delicacy, emptiness and fullness, that Amÿot pursues across every material she touches.

Cast in a single block of ceramic and glazed at high temperature, this stool arrives here in a soft green-grey finish, though it is equally available in black or white. Because each piece passes through a human hand at the glazing stage, its shape and shade vary slightly from one stool to the next — small variations Amÿot considers a mark of authenticity rather than an inconsistency to iron out.

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Stool in ceramic one-piece cast ceramic
High temperature glazed piece

Pictured here in green of grey
Also available in black and white

Each piece is unique due to its handmade nature, shapes and shades vary slightly

Bespoke Colours upon request
Ø 37 x H 46 cm / Ø 14.6″ x H 18.1″
Handmade in France
Production lead time: 6 weeks
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Wilson Ceramic Stool
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