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Cristina Sanchez-Kozyreva


360° Stool, by Konstantin Grcic for Magis, HK$6,900, from Iroco.

1940s stool, HK$3,500, from Casa Capriz, 1/F, Kwai Bo Industrial Building, 40 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang, tel: 9318 1730.

Pine adjustable bar stool, HK$515, from Creative Co-op.

Screw Stool, HK$5,300, from Tom Dixon.

Ike, by Studio Dreimann, HK$3,100, from Ligne Roset.

Motion height adjustable stool, by Salto & Sisgaard, HK$4,830, from Manks.


Inside the Hong Kong flat where everything is carefully curated – even the cat

How one Hong Kong couple transformed a derelict junk into a weekend retreat

How a Hong Kong family home became an art-laden haven

Treasure hunting: Ross Urwin on a lifetime of collecting design icons

Hong Kong interior design

Six adjustable stools for the Hong Kong home

Rise to the occasion with stools to suit every environment

Tom Dixon

Creative Home

Ligne Roset

Iroco

Manks

Six armchairs for the Hong Kong home

Enrico Ciuti

This handout picture shows the Bastille chair, HK$ 13,600, from Timothy Oulton, for Charmaine and OODarmchair [FEATURES] Photo : Courtesy of www.timothyoulton.com

This handout picture shows the Siglo Club Chair, HK$16,000, from bFelix, for Charmaine and OODarmchair [FEATURES] Photo : Courtesy of www.bfelix.com

This handout picture shows the Carnelian Lounge Chair, designed by Jean-Louis Deniot, from HK$ 56,000, from Baker, for Charmaine and OODarmchair [FEATURES] Photo : Courtesy of www.BakerFurniture.com

This handout picture shows the Ulrich Armchair, HK$ 56,800, from Louvre, for Charmaine and OODarmchair Credit: courtesy of www.louvre.com.hk [FEATURES] Photo : HANDOUT

This handout picture shows the Mosley Club Chair, HK$12,990, from Indigo Living, for Charmaine and OODarmchair [FEATURES] Photo : Courtesy of www.indigo-living.com

Six of the best bar stools out there

Whether it’s for the kitchen island or the home bar, these designs are high in style

Series 7

This handout image shows “Afteroom Barstool” by Menu HK$3,790 House of Goodies. Photo: www.houseforgoodies.com For Charmaine and OODBARSTOOL [2017 FEATURES POST MAGAZINE INTERIORS]

Adelaide barstool

This handout image shows “Cafe Bar Stool” HK$2,990 Sofa Sale. Photo: www.sofasale.com.hk For Charmaine and OODBARSTOOL [2017 FEATURES POST MAGAZINE INTERIORS]

This handout image shows “Bernhard” HK$1,590 Ikea. Photo: www.ikea.com/hk For Charmaine and OODBARSTOOL [2017 FEATURES POST MAGAZINE INTERIORS]

Six fantastic footstools for the Hong Kong home

Put your feet up and relax on one of these stylish yet comfortable footrests

Five folding chairs for space-challenged Hong Kong homes

In a city where space is limited, folding chairs, such as the Piana by David Chipperfield, can come in handy. Just tuck them away when you don’t need them

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Rise to the occasion with stools to suit every environment
