The Volta Collection brings a new approach to Dowel Jones furniture. The Volta High Stool features a soft upholstered seat resting atop a symmetrical frame. Contrasting against the tubular frame, and upholstered seat are solid brass details, left uncoated to patina naturally with the stool. The Volta High Stool is available in both 650mm counter height, and 750mm bar height.

The Volta Collection is available in 27 frame colours, and 100's of fabric options. For available options, please email us at info@doweljones.com.

Details

Designer: RIES
Material: Powder Coated Steel, Brass, Upholstery
Dimensions: 380mm X 380mm X 670mm (counter height) and 770mm (bar height)
Feet: Plastic feet

For other colours and fabrics not shown in the images, please email us at info@doweljones.com 

Lead Time & Ordering

Standard lead time 8 weeks excluding shipping
Due to the huge amount of finish options available we custom make almost every product to order. This means there is no over production and no unnecessary waste.

To place orders in finishes not pictured online please contact info@doweljones.com.

Custom

Please contact info@doweljones.com for additional powder coat colours not included in the Standard Colour Sheet.

Our in-house design team can help assist with colour selections and visualisations. For all custom enquiries please contact info@doweljones.com. Please note additional charges may apply for non-standard finishes. 

Designer

Ries is a design studio based in Buenos Aires, Argentina focused on product and contemporary furniture design, as well as interiors and small-scale architecture.
 
The studio’s approach to design is influenced by it's members mixed background in architecture and industrial design, who combine different materials with production processes rooted in craft and industry to create pieces that seek to elevate the experience of the everyday life.

The studio was founded in 2016 and is directed by Marcos Altgelt and Tasio Picollo.

Resources

→  Download Standard Colour Sheet
→  Additional Resources