Erik Buch

October 03, 2017

Danish interior designer Erik Buch’s works assimilate Scandinavian design elements such as smooth wooden structures in organic and pragmatic designs.

Erik Buch’s Bar Stool (1960; Brigz barstool in counter and bar heights) has a tailed seat to provide back support and which also lends it a slightly stately look. It is both sleekly attractive with a gorgeous design and comfortable to boot.

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