Altura Step Stool 638 Furniture Case

Altura Step Stool

By Patricia Perez, for Case

Altura Step Stool

By Patricia Perez, For Case

$312.00

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Black Stained Oak

SPEC #: CFU1235843 | ID: CSE-107723

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Altura Step Stool

SPEC #: CFU1235843

ID: CSE-107723

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The Altura Step Stool is a functional and stylish accent piece with a gently curved, clean-lined silhouette. The stool features two steps to access just out of reach heights, and it can serve as a side table when not in use. Altura is crafted from solid oak and oak veneer with a polyurethane coating that will protect the wood while letting its natural texture show through.

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Finish: Black Stained Oak, Natural Oak

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Case is a contemporary furniture and lighting brand based in the United Kingdom that creates innovative, functional, and timeless pieces. Established in 2006 by Designer Paul Newman, Case is known for its quality craftsmanship, exceptional design, and attention to detail. They work with a number of renowned designers and architects to produce a range of furniture that is both stylish and practical. With a commitment to sustainability and ethical production, Case is a brand that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally conscious.

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Patricia Perez was born in Santander, Spain in 1983 and studied Industrial Design Engineering and Product Design in Barcelona. Her training also included stops in Brighton, England to study jewelry and an internship for Michael Sodeau Studio in London before she continued her career in interior and product design.

Perez's creative process begins by collecting images of artwork and architecture, as well as colors, shapes, and materials, that inspire her. She is driven by a curiosity about how things are made and a goal of turning ideas into physical realities.