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The Finer Details
Product Description
Sleek, chic and incredibly unique, this contemporary barstool was first introduced by American designer Norman Cherner in the late 1950s. Ideal for a breakfast bar or high top dining table, this stunning design combines support and sophistication.
This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: H43.3 in x W18.1 in x D20.5 in
- Seat Height: 28.3 in
- Weight: 19.8 lbs
- SKU: 1130
- Packaging Dimensions: (22 lbs): 18.1 in x 20.9 in x 44.1 in
- No. of Cartons: 1
- Material: Walnut plywood
- Base Material: Walnut plywood
- Assembly: None required, it comes fully assembled
- Free Returns: Yes

Complexity meets minimalism
This innovative barstool is the perfect pairing of complex design features and a minimalistic aesthetic. The backrest is visually remarkable and the seat is surprisingly comfortable.

Timeless beauty
This Norman Cherner design has a natural whimsy. The design is truly timeless and fits perfectly in any space.

Constructed for longevity
Made from only the finest materials, we’ve ensured this piece of design history will live on, thanks to the meticulous construction and hardwearing wood and steel.
Customer Reviews
Norman Cherner
With a keen eye for modern design and the knowledge to realize his unique visions, American designer Norman Cherner is celebrated worldwide for a plethora of innovative contributions. Rather than focusing on single furniture pieces, Cherner considered an entire living area, designing affordable collections with items that would fit flawlessly together in virtually any space.
In addition to designing with a variety of materials and creating everything from furniture and shelving to lighting, glassware, and toys, Cherner was instilled with the gift of teaching. He became an instructor of fine arts at Columbia University, as he also taught at New York’s famous Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
The designer went on to write several books, and one of his first prefabricated house designs was transported from the U.S. to Vienna for an exhibit, then shipped back to Cherner’s home base in Connecticut to become his very first home and studio space.
Perhaps best known for his knack for creating stylish, comfortable seating solutions from plywood, Cherner collaborated with Plycraft—a Massachusetts-based manufacturing company. The owner of the company turned down Cherner’s idea for his now-famous Cherner Chair, but once Cherner was out of the picture, Plycraft’s owner began manufacturing the chair and dubbing himself the original designer. After Cherner sued the company and began receiving royalties, the designer’s seating solutions were no longer available for purchase.
Despite being displayed in museums and galleries worldwide, it was nearly impossible to find a Cherner design on the market for nearly 20 years. However, in 1999, the designer’s sons began producing the chairs once again, and his son Benjamin crafted a table to coordinate with his father’s famous chairs.
Cherner’s legacy lives on through his sons and their company, the Cherner Chair Company.

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