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Made to order in our Danish workshop. Production time 2 to 3 weeks, then complimentary delivery in the US.
H: 30 inch, D: 13 inch
Wool length: 2 - 3 inch
MATERIALS
100 % Sheepskin, Foam, Solid oak legs
- Complimentary US shipping
- 100 day returns See our return policy
- 20 year warranty Against manufacturing defects
- OEKO-TEX certified Tested free of harmful chemicals
The Theo bar stool is truly a unique piece you won’t find just anywhere. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, it is crafted from high-quality materials that ensure both durability and elegance. With its timeless design, the stool fits beautifully into any home and, thanks to its practical size, works perfectly as an additional seat, for example in the kitchen.
The seat is upholstered with premium Tibetan sheepskin. This curly sheepskin embodies natural elegance and blends effortlessly into any interior with its velvety-soft corkscrew curls that add texture and character.
Available in classic colours, this sheepskin bar stool is a natural must-have that brings warmth, comfort, and sophisticated style into any home.
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Materials and provenance
Hair type: Curly long wool
Made of: Perfectly matched skin pieces
Coloring: Dyed, Natural
Ethically and sustainably sourced sheepskin
Incredible softness and comfort
Premium sheepskin for exceptional quality

Made to order
Built for you in Denmark
This piece is not sitting in a warehouse waiting to be picked. It is made in our own workshop in Denmark once you order it, which is why it takes 2 to 3 weeks rather than 2 to 3 days.
Hides are matched by hand so the wool runs in one direction across the piece, then stretched, trimmed and finished by the same person who started it. Where there is a frame, it is cut and joined from solid oak, ash or beech. Nothing is assembled from pre-cut panels on a line.
It is a slower way to work and it costs more. It is also why a 20 year warranty is a reasonable thing for us to offer, and why these pieces can be repaired or reupholstered in fifteen years instead of thrown out.



