These early 20th-century English fireside stools have been given a second life—and it’s absolutely scandalous. Newly upholstered in curly Mongolian lamb dyed a mossy olive green, they are soft enough to sink into, but their oak frames, with turned legs and simple square stretchers, keep them grounded in no-nonsense English craftsmanship. Think of them as small rebellions: modest in size, bold in presence. They are the kind of stools you’ll want everywhere—by the hearth, at the foot of a bed, even in the corner of a reading nook—because they demand interaction. Rustic, tactile, and impossibly touchable, each stool offers a little drama without ever trying too hard. They are the furniture equivalent of a perfectly worn-in sweater: comforting, indulgent, and entirely addictive. Simple turned oak meets lush green fur, and suddenly even the smallest corner feels like a headline.

EACH: 17 in. DIA x 14 in. H