Garden stool living room

Add an oriental touch to your outdoor space with the Claybarn Blue Garden Porcelain Decorative Lotus Podium Stool. This impressive and durable heavy-duty porcelain stool boasts a traditional Chinese blue and white floral scroll design that will catch the eye of your visitors. Whether you need a side table, plant stand, or extra seating for guests, the versatile tassel-shaped stool will deliver. This stool comes in two size options of 16" or 18" and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor…

Traditionally, during the Ming Dynasty a thousand years ago, the great homes of China were designed and built around a courtyard, with emphasis on a zen garden. Naturally, benches and stools became an essential design element for the function of this outdoor space. It's been said garden stools most likely were the result of the Buddhist tradition of using tree stumps and smooth rocks for seats in the garden. Early garden stools were made from wood, stone, glazed stoneware or porcelain. Soon…

Find the perfect statement piece to bring your outdoor furniture set together with Frontgate’s collection of accent tables, side tables and garden stools.

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Traditionally, during the Ming Dynasty a thousand years ago, the great homes of China were designed and built around a courtyard, with emphasis on a zen garden. Naturally, benches and stools became an essential design element for the function of this outdoor space. It's been said garden stools most likely were the result of the Buddhist tradition of using tree stumps and smooth rocks for seats in the garden. Early garden stools were made from wood, stone, glazed stoneware or porcelain. Soon…

The One Room Challenge™ is my all time favorite interior design event, and I'm so happy to get to be here sharing my progress at Week Two. A huge thank you to Linda for including me in this incredible group! If you missed Week One, catch up here . I'm tearing down a wa

Trust wonderful Cindy Hattersley to highlight this one. I would have missed it otherwise, since I'm not on Instagram. Have always loved the Virginia countryside and horse country. This is a relaxed, "for real" 1800's farmhouse. Since the pictures are from the owner's Instagram, they are more ...

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