Arthur Umanoff Mid-Century Modern Iron & Slat Bar Stool

Description :
This bar stool, designed by Arthur Umanoff, reflects the clean structural lines and sculptural simplicity that defined American midcentury modern design. The seat and back are formed from curved wood slats with visible screw detailing, supported by a black wrought iron frame with angular stretcher base. The warm wood tones contrast with the minimalist metal structure, creating a balanced industrial-modern aesthetic. Surface wear and light scuffing are consistent with age and use, adding character to this authentic midcentury piece. Ideal for bar, counter, or loft-style interiors.

Era:
Mid-Century Modern, circa 1950s–1960s

Style:
Mid-Century Modern / Industrial Modern

Technique:
Bent wood slat construction with welded wrought iron frame

Tools Used:
Industrial wood bending forms, drill and screw assembly, metal welding equipment, metal cutting tools

History:
Arthur Umanoff was a prominent American industrial designer known for combining iron and natural materials, helping define affordable modern design in postwar America.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Designed by Arthur Umanoff (Manufacturer possibly Raymor – attribution based on design style)

Measurements (Approximate):
18" W x 43" H x 21" D Seat Height: approx. 30"

Suggested Weight:
18–22 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
20" W x 44" H x 20" D

Music:
Miles Davis – So What

Item Number : P5232

Category : Stool

Brand : UK