Expertly crafted from boldly-grained mugger wood, the Sumo Stool, Munggur, adds warmth and versatility to your home. Use it as a footstool for extra seating or a table pedestal for your morning coffee. Its compact design and sturdy construction make it a must-have for any space.
Boldly-grained mugger wood is fashioned into a little, chunky footstool that can also be styled as a tabletop pedestal. The Sumo stool, Munggur, is the versatile piece your home has been missing. With its boldly-grained mugger wood, this footstool adds a touch of warmth to any room. Whether you're in need of additional seating or a place to set your morning coffee, the Sumo stool has you covered. Its compact design allows it to be used as a footstool or tabletop pedestal, making it the perfect addition to any space. Plus, the sturdy mugger wood construction ensures durability and longevity.
Sumo Stool, Munggur Features:
Overall Dimensions: 12'' H X 16'' W X 11.5'' D.
Overall Product Weight: 20 lb.
Number of Stools: 1
Frame Material: Solid Wood
Seat Material: Solid Wood
Pattern: No Pattern
Outdoor Use: No
Base Type: Legs
Suitable as Table: Yes
Natural Variation Type: Natural Wood Grain Color Variation
Seat Color (NEW): Black
Seat Color (NEW): Brown
IMPORTANT: This is a handmade product! It is normal for items to vary in dimension, finish, and distress. It may show handcrafted workmanship which makes every piece unique and distinct. It does not affect durability or structural integrity.
Wood items may include knots, gouges, or nail holes.
Metal items will show welding marks, blemishes, and variations in tone and luster.
Stone color, pattern, texture, or veining may differ due to its natural characteristics.
Fabrics are hand-woven and therefore tie-off knots are intrinsic to the design.
Hairline cracks and fissures may appear as the item naturally ages.
No item has the same grain color, finish, or wood knots due to natural factors
Due to various screen settings the color of the item may look slightly different in person from what you see on your screen. We try to make sure that the image you see is as accurate as possible.
