Odette Collective
Honest, handmade, and full of character — this is the kind of French country piece Odette loves to fold into a more polished room for contrast. Dating to around 1900, the stool stands on rough-hewn splayed wooden legs worn smooth and dark with a century of use, the timber showing all the grain and irregularity of something made by hand rather than a factory. A tailored slipcover cushion in a fresh green-and-cream stripe ties on at the corners, softening the seat and adding an easy, slipcovered charm (and it lifts off whenever you want to wash it or show the bare wood). Pull it up beside a fireplace, use it as a low perch or plant stand, or let it add a rustic note in an entry. Simple, sturdy, and quietly soulful.
