Charlotte Perriand - Berger High Brown

Vintage Berger Stool High - Circa 1950s - Provenance private residence Paris, France

The Berger high stool by Charlotte Perriand probably executed by Robert Sentou. Sentou was a French furniture designer who collaborated with Perriand on several projects in the 1950s and 1960.

The Berger high stool has a similar shape to the original low Berger stool, with a curved wooden seat and three legs. However, Sentou's version is taller and more slender, giving it a more elegant and refined appearance. The stool is made from solid oak.

The Berger high stool is designed to be both comfortable and functional, with a slightly angled seat that provides support and stability. It is a versatile piece of furniture that can be used in a variety of settings, from kitchens and dining rooms to offices and public spaces.

Overall dimensions:
Diameter: 32,5 cm
Height: 41 cm