Sold as a set of four, these beautiful vintage stools are perfect for spending time comfortably seated at the kitchen counter. Wide seat and padded backrest provide optimal support. Swiveling design make them easy to get in and out of. Non scratch pads under the feet to glide easily and protect floor surfaces.
 
These sturdy stools were in our design studio and are gently used, with wear consistent to being made in the 60's. Upholstery is new, but we are happy to change with COM or another fabric for a fee.
 
Seat height 25.5"
 
Cleo Baldon (1927-1998) was an American interior designer and furniture designer based in California. She was best known for her work in the mid-century modern style, which was characterized by clean lines, organic shapes, and the use of natural materials.
 
Baldon designed a variety of furniture pieces, including chairs, tables, and cabinets, many of which were made from materials such as wood, leather, and metal. She was also known for her interior design work, which often incorporated natural elements such as stone and plants.
 
Baldon's designs were popular in the 1960s and 1970s, and many of her pieces are now considered collectors' items. Her work was often featured in magazines such as Architectural Digest, and she collaborated with other notable designers and architects of the time.
 
In addition to her design work, Baldon was also involved in environmental activism and conservation efforts in California. She was a founding member of the Los Angeles chapter of the Sierra Club, and she worked to preserve the natural beauty of the state's beaches and mountains.