A stool can be a compact architectural gesture: a place to pause, gather, dine or work without crowding the room. The <strong>scab stool</strong> collection moves naturally between kitchens, hospitality interiors and terraces, combining precise proportions with materials chosen for daily use. From a refined <strong>modern bar stool</strong> to a versatile <strong>indoor outdoor stool</strong>, these designs show how a small footprint can still deliver comfort, personality and a clear contemporary identity, whether placed beside a kitchen island, a hotel counter or an outdoor bar.
The collection brings together Luisa Battaglia, Marcello Ziliani and Meneghello Paolelli. The Trick steel stool uses galvanized, powder-coated steel for both structure and seat, creating a rigorous silhouette suited to indoor and outdoor settings. With its integrated footrest and two heights, it answers the needs of a contract stool, a counter height stool or an outdoor bar stool with the same disciplined simplicity.
Wood, Colour and Everyday Flexibility
For a warmer expression, the Lisa Wood 2854 stool with wooden shell and steel legs pairs a shaped wooden seat and backrest with a slender tubular steel frame. Stackable and fully demountable for correct recycling, it gives the designer stool the ease required by restaurants, bars and refined domestic interiors. The Zebra Bicolour stool with polymer shell and steel frame takes a more graphic route: its two-colour recyclable polymer shell meets a slim steel structure, turning a practical stackable stool into a vivid accent for contemporary spaces.
From Kitchen Counters to Outdoor Hospitality
Across Scab stools and Outdoor products, the range is designed for projects that ask seating to adapt without losing character. Looking for a kitchen stool, high bar stool or commercial stool? Scab combines compact dimensions, durable finishes and clear material identities so each piece can move from private interiors to demanding hospitality contexts. Outdoor-oriented options reinforce the same approach through robust metal structures and finishes conceived for open-air use, supporting searches for a weather resistant bench, contract outdoor bench or patio stool. The result is scab seating that behaves like good architecture: efficient, expressive and ready to belong wherever the project takes it.
