‘Between The Hours Of’ Bar Stool
February 2, 2010 // Design + Furniture

Otis College of Art student Isaac Nurik created this beautiful and simple barstool concept and I totally want one. Created as a concept for Los Angeles’ Alibi Room, the stool is made from one sheet of aluminum which is water jet cut and powder-coated. The wooden part of the stool is tung-oil stained oak, which has a really nice, deep color. I love the shape of the legs and the powder coated aluminum looks great with the dark wood of the seat. If I owned the Alibi Room I’d buy a fleet of these.

Bobby

1. They fit very well in the Alibi Room I think. Beautiful barstools.

   Comment by RVS — February 2, 2010 #

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