The outline runs unbroken, which is what gives it its calm. Curves carry from one surface into the next, which is why Grace Stool reads as a single object rather than a collection of components.
Grace Stool works at a kitchen island, counter or bar where you want the seating to feel connected to the rest of the room rather than purely functional. Repeat it in a clean row and let the silhouette do the work.
Because the stool will usually be repeated, consistency matters more than styling each one individually. Keep the counter line clean and let the upholstery and back shape create the rhythm.
Keep the surrounding lines simple; the piece supplies all the movement the corner needs. One statement per sightline is the rule here.
Grace Stool is a stool by Giulio Marelli, part of the Grace family. A clean dining seat with enough softness to keep a formal table from feeling rigid.
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