Stool - Original Dark

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Length:40cm, Height:34cm, Width:38cm

Hand-made from Irish Whiskey barrel

This solid oak stool is made from 100% authentic Irish whiskey barrel. By using only oak barrels this stool is very sturdy, solid and eco-friendly. The whiskey barrel used particularly for this stool was previously used by Jim Beam and later by the Dingle Distillery to age their Irish whiskey. This practical stool not only fits in any room of your home it also gives off a subtle sweet aroma of the whiskey.

• solid oak
• unique curved design
• hand-made from Irish whiskey barrels
• crafted in Dublin, Ireland
• Free local delivery & Pick up
• Courier Delivery nationwide

Charred Design

Versatile and Practical!

Put this stool beside the main door and it will be the first thing your guests will comment on. You can use the bench to sit on while putting the shoes off or use it as an step. This versatile bench is ideal for living room, bedroom, bathroom, hallway, porch or balcony. It can be used as a high class home furniture thanks to its country style look. Modern homes in combination of the rustic warm design of the bench create a beautiful contrast.

Sturdy and Safe

Our wooden stool is non-toxic. It is treated with an extremely durable natural oil & wax. . Solid oak wood in combination with its heavy duty design provides high load-bearing capacity. Simple and Convenient! No visible screws. The stool is screwed and glued with no visible screws. The screws are covered by dowels for a seamless look.

Indoors / Outdoors

All items are primarily made to be used indoors and are finished with an indoor oil / wax. They can be used on your patio as long as they are100% sheltered from rain and damp. If you wish to use them outdoors please get in touch. We can make the exact same piece with a finish suitable for outdoor use. No extra charge.

Test drive

If you wish to see this stool in real life before buying, visit us at one of our weekend craft markets where you can see it and try it.

Saturdays: St. Annes Park, Clontarf, Dublin 5

Sundays: Herbert Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4