• Vintage design from 1959
• One of Kjaerholm's most famous and popular pieces
• Goes perfectly with the PK22 Chair

Poul Kjaerholm's PK33 Stool may look like a simple ottoman or footstool, but its minimalist charm and effortless cool have made it a design icon. The TITAHOT version is faithful to the original in every way, blending curved polished steel and smooth leather upholstery to gorgeous effect. Its height allows it to be used either has a comfy ottoman or relaxing footstool, meaning it is paerfect for almost any room or occasion.

The story behind the PK33 Stool

Designed in 1959 as part of Kjaerholm's lifelong obsession with experimenting with shape and material, the PK33 was originally intended to act as a footstool for the PK22 Chair, mirroring the material but contrasting the form. However, as he warmed to the early drawings, he decided to lengthen the sleek steel legs to allow the PK33 to stabnd as a chair in its own right. It was this adaptability and flare that made Poul Kjaerholm one of the most famous furniture designers fo teh entire 20th century.