Finding a versatile accent piece that functions as both seating and a side table while withstanding the elements can be a challenge. The Currey & Co Cusani Concrete and Stone Ivory Stool, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping, is a ceramic garden stool crafted from durable concrete in an ivory terrazzo finish. With metallic flecks embedded in the surface and a drum-shaped silhouette, this indoor outdoor stool brings coastal style and year-round durability to patios, loggias, and living rooms alike.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Currey & Co |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.75" H x 20" Diameter |
| Weight | 69 lbs |
| Material | Concrete, Stone, Shell |
| Color | Ivory with Amber and Metallic Flecks |
| Finish Type | Speckled Terrazzo |
| Country of Origin | Vietnam |
| Care | Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners |
What Is a Garden Stool?
A garden stool is a cylindrical accent piece originally designed as outdoor seating in Asian garden settings. Today, ceramic garden stools serve as versatile drum-shaped pieces that function as side tables, plant stands, or extra seating indoors and outdoors.
What You Get With the Currey & Co Cusani Garden Stool?
- Concrete Construction -- molded in a single solid pour, the stool is weather resistant and durable enough for year-round patio use.
- Ivory Terrazzo Finish -- tempered glass fibers mix with concrete to create soft amber tones and metallic flecks that catch light.
- 20-Inch Diameter Top -- provides a stable surface for drinks, books, or potted plants when used as a ceramic side table.
- 69-Pound Heft -- the stool's weight keeps it secure in windy outdoor conditions and ensures stability when used as seating.
- Indoor and Outdoor Versatility -- the speckled finish and coastal aesthetic work equally well on a covered terrace or beside a living room sofa.
- Solid Molded Design -- created in a mold for a seamless, sturdy structure that eliminates weak joints or seams.
Where Can You Place a Terrazzo Garden Stool?
Position the Cusani stool beside an outdoor lounge chair to hold beverages and sunglasses, or pair two stools flanking a sofa as accent side tables. In a covered loggia, cluster the stool with other ceramic garden seats for flexible seating, or use it as a plant stand in a sunroom where its ivory finish brightens the space.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a garden stool used for
- A garden stool serves as extra seating, a side table for drinks and décor, or a plant stand in both indoor and outdoor spaces.
- Can ceramic garden stools go outside
- The Cusani stool is made of concrete with a terrazzo finish, making it suitable for outdoor use in covered areas like patios and loggias.
- Are garden stools weather resistant
- Concrete construction with tempered glass fibers provides durability against the elements, though placing the stool under cover extends its finish life.
- Can a garden stool be used as a side table
- Yes, the 20-inch diameter top provides a stable surface for trays, books, and decorative objects beside seating.
- Does LOOMLAN offer free shipping on this garden stool?
- LOOMLAN provides free shipping on all orders within the continental United States, with no minimum purchase required.
- What do you put on a garden stool
- Common uses include displaying potted plants, holding beverage trays outdoors, stacking coffee table books, or showcasing a decorative bowl.
Trade & Commercial Specifications
The Cusani Ivory Stool is available through the LOOMLAN Trade Program, offering interior designers, architects, and commercial buyers net trade pricing at login with no minimum order. At 69 pounds and 18.75 inches high, the stool suits hospitality lobbies, resort terraces, and residential staging projects requiring durable, coastal-inspired accents. Volume orders and project concierge services are available for orders over $5,000.
| Trade Pricing | Net trade pricing -- apply free |
|---|---|
| Commercial Use | Suitable for hospitality, residential, and outdoor staging projects |
| Volume Orders | Contact trade@loomlan.com for project quotes |
