Cricket Stools are unique, handmade wooden stools made from original bats and wickets.
Designed by Pierre Ospina, “Rest for the Brits” Cricket Stools have initially only been produced in a limited batch.
They are ideal for use in your hallway; as breakfast stools in your kitchen, for occasional seating – or simply to make a design statement. And of course, why not sit on one while watching the cricket?
They are available in two sizes: large (bat size 5) and small (bat size 3); with an option for either a light or dark wood finish and a choice of six different handle colours.
The design is inspired by cricket as a British national emblem. Bearing and conveying symbols of the culture, the bats, stumps and bails imply the practice of the sport; but also its provenance and origin. Today, a vast majority of cricket instruments are not only made, but used and appreciated in Pakistan.
These meaningful elements have been given another incarnation, transposing them into the realm of sitting. Referring to the ideas of pause and reflection, the Cricket Stools underline a powerful cultural loop with a subtle touch of humour.
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