Designed by Keiji Takeuchi for Geiger

Leeway Stool

Two Leeway Stools with black metal bases and dark brown wood seats and backrests, one viewed from the front, the other viewed from an angle.
  • Four Leeway Stools with metal bases and light wood seats and backs at a standing height table near a lounge with a black sofa and chairs at a table.
  • A grouping of light wood Leeway Chairs and Stools, with metal or wood bases, and upholstered or upholstered seats.
  • Black Leeway Stool with black metal base, viewed from behind.
  • A grouping of Leeway Chairs and stools showcasing the various base materials, finishes, and upholstery options.
  • A metal base Leeway Stool with light wood backrest and upholstered seat, viewed from the front.

Maximum freedom in a minimal footprint

Leeway Stool

Like the Leeway Chair, Leeway Stools maximize freedom of movement within a minimal footprint. The curved, cantilevered backrest follows the shape of the human body and contributes to an open design that accommodates the side-to-side movements seated people make while socializing or collaborating.

A Leeway Stool with light metal base, light wood backrest, and upholstered seat, viewed from the rear.

“If people have any hesitation choosing my chair over something else, that means something is missing.”

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