We’re Obsessed with the Fringed Stools on Our Latest Cover—Here’s How to Buy Them
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It’s not often that I get really, genuinely excited about stools, but when I saw our January/February 2024 cover featuring a New York City living room designed by Carrier and Company, the light gray fringed beauties immediately stopped me in my tracks.
They were the first things I noticed in the living room image (and that’s saying a lot, since it’s a beautiful space filled with antique wall art, chic furnishings, a gold leaf-filled coffee table and more).
These suede stools somewhat reminded me of Ralph Lauren’s “Polo Western” campaign, but their fun fringe also nodded to 1920s flapper dresses, so I did some digging to find out more information about them. It turns out, they’re from one of our favorite brands: Made Goods. You can also shop for them directly from other retailers, such as Belle and June.
Hallie Fringed Suede Stool
belleandjune.com
$1280.00
The Hallie Stool by Made Goods “is a tribute to the roaring '20s,” according to the company. “Fierce and glamorous, this stool is perfect for a vanity or a console.”
At 18 inches long and wide, and only 20 inches tall, this petite stool also looks great paired up in a living room. Perhaps most impressive: The stool comes in 10 different colorways, with each giving the piece a distinct look and feel.
Hallie Fringed Suede Stool
belleandjune.com
$1280.00
In camel or chocolate suede, for example, these stools would feel right at home in a Montana lodge. In plum or deep forest, they’d be perfect for a moody lounge or library. But in jade, mustard or pear, they spell fun with a capital F. And, of course, in light grey suede, they’re right at home in an ultra-sophisticated New York City townhouse.
Hallie Fringed Suede Stool
belleandjune.com
$1280.00
You can’t go wrong with any of the color choices; they all add instant glamour and movement to your space—and because the suede is wrapped by hand around the stool’s base, each one feels distinctly bespoke.
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