This charming, vintage-inspired stool exudes a warm and organic essence. Crafted from FSC™ certified solid acacia wood, the stool has sculptural rippled legs and a solid round seat. The name ‘Faye’ means fairy, referencing the stool’s petite dimensions. Use it as extra seating, a pedestal for your potted plants or simply as a decorative addition to your space.
This seating is tested to meet relevant strength and durability standards.
Ferm Living
Ferm Living is a renowned design brand that seamlessly combines Scandinavian aesthetics with modern functionality. Rooted in a passion for craftsmanship and sustainability, Ferm Living offers a wide range of lighting and accessories that elevate any space. From minimalist pendant lamps to sculptural table lamps, each piece is thoughtfully designed to create warm, inviting atmospheres. The brand’s accessories complement their lighting collections, featuring items like mirrors, candle holders, and storage solutions that embody the same clean lines and natural materials.
This charming, vintage-inspired stool exudes a warm and organic essence. Crafted from FSC™ certified solid acacia wood, the stool has sculptural rippled legs and a solid round seat. The name ‘Faye’ means fairy, referencing the stool’s petite dimensions. Use it as extra seating, a pedestal for your potted plants or simply as a decorative addition to your space.
This seating is tested to meet relevant strength and durability standards.
Ferm Living
Ferm Living is a renowned design brand that seamlessly combines Scandinavian aesthetics with modern functionality. Rooted in a passion for craftsmanship and sustainability, Ferm Living offers a wide range of lighting and accessories that elevate any space. From minimalist pendant lamps to sculptural table lamps, each piece is thoughtfully designed to create warm, inviting atmospheres. The brand’s accessories complement their lighting collections, featuring items like mirrors, candle holders, and storage solutions that embody the same clean lines and natural materials.


