District Eight Buck Adjustable Stool

The Buck counter stool finds it roots in classic French colonial industrial design combining a blackened steel framed body with a fumed oak back rest.
The soft buck leather seat, in umber, is finished in 'strength stitching' rounding out the supple curved lines of the stainless steel frame.
In recent years, the furniture industry has taken on a renewed interest in classical design. The Buck counter stool is one such example of this trend. Originally designed by architects and designers based in Paris, France during the height of French colonial power, these stools are made from premium materials that evoke their lineage. The Buck counter stool finds its roots in classic French colonial industrial design combining a blackened steel framed body with a fumed oak back rest.
The Buck counter stool finds it roots in classic French colonial industrial design combining a blackened steel framed body with a fumed oak back rest. The soft buck leather seat, in umber, is finished in "strength stitching" rounding out the supple curved lines of the stainless steel frame.