Kalon Studios Stump Stool

Green wood is timber that has been freshly cut and has not been kiln-dried. Because it contains moisture, the stool will naturally shift, warp, and develop small cracks as it dries in your home, which is an intentional part of its design.

No, the Stump Stool is intentionally left unfinished. This allows the wood to breathe and develop a rich, natural patina over time as it interacts with its environment.

Since the wood is raw, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or excessive water. If you need to clean it, use a dry or lightly damp cloth, and consider placing it away from direct heat sources to manage the drying process.

No. Because each stool is crafted from a solid block of ash or maple, every piece features unique ring patterns, heartwood details, and grain variations. You should expect your stool to have its own distinct character.

The large stool, which stands at 17 inches tall, is the appropriate choice for standard dining table heights. The small 12-inch stool is better suited as a low accent piece, side table, or footrest.