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Stow™ Vanity Stool

Stow™ Vanity Stool

A seat with the clutter already inside it.

Regular price $179.90
Regular price $239.90 Sale price $179.90
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Lift-off lidHollow insideBrass legsLevelling feet
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The lid lifts clean away, it does not hingeEach foot screws up or down to kill a rock
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Stow is a small upholstered box on four brass legs. The top lifts away in one piece and the whole body underneath is empty, lined and ready to be filled.

The sides are faux fur, drawn into deep vertical channels so the pile stands up in ridges rather than lying flat. Oat, Ink or Mint.

Product Info

Faux fur over a padded shell, brass-finished metal legs

Material

One size in three colours · 5.1 kg boxed

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Overview

There is a particular kind of mess that has nowhere to live: the hair things, the second pair of glasses, the scarf you take off at the door and then carry from room to room.

None of it deserves a drawer. All of it deserves a lid. This is a small piece of furniture built around that one idea, in a room where soft and gold are allowed.

Care

Brush the pile back up with your hand or a soft brush. Spot-clean only.

Materials

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Why the pile stands up

The channels

A flat panel of long-pile fur reads as a shapeless lump the moment there is any light on it. Stitching it down at intervals forces the fur into raised ridges, and the ridges give the light something to catch — which is the whole reason this looks like a piece of furniture rather than a beanbag.

It has a practical side too. Fur held in place by seams has far less room to matt and flatten where you sit.

Stow with its lid lifted off and leaning against the base, folded knitwear inside

One box, no compartments

What goes inside

The cavity runs the full footprint and is lined in dark fabric, which is a kinder background for tangled things than a pale one. Scarves, spare bedding, knitting, chargers, a hair dryer and its cable, the toys that are technically still in rotation.

There are no dividers and no tray. If you want order in there, put a small basket inside — anything you drop in loose will end up as one layer.

Close view of the threaded brass adjuster and black anti-slip pad at the foot of a leg

So you know before you love it

Where it fits best

It suits calm households best — long pile shows every trace of pet hair, so homes with a shedding cat or muddy dog will see it fastest. And it's built as a seat, not a footrest: heels planted in the same spot night after night will flatten the pile there.

The lid sits loose rather than hinged, which is exactly what makes it lift away with one hand — worth knowing if there's a toddler around who might lift it themselves.

4.6 / 5 ★★★★★

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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.

★★★★★

Bought for the hall, moved twice

It went to the front door, then to the end of the bed, and it has settled at the dressing table. Wherever it lands, whatever was on the floor around it goes inside within a day. I did not plan any of that.

Ines B.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Legs needed a minute

Screwed the four on myself, which took two minutes, then it rocked slightly on my old boards. Turning one of the little discs at the bottom fixed it. Fine, but nobody tells you that bit until you are sat on the floor.

Greg H.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Mint is softer than the screen

I hesitated over the green because it looked quite sharp online. In the room it is much more muted, closer to a dusty eucalyptus. Sits fine next to oak and cream, which is what I was worried about.

Yuki T.

Verified buyer

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Frequently asked questions

How big is it exactly?
We don't have verified finished measurements to publish, so we won't invent them — for scale, think one-person seat, closer to a bedside table's footprint than to a bench.
Is the fur real?
It's a synthetic pile, and always has been — no animal is involved at any point, which is worth saying plainly rather than leaving to the word faux in a spec line.
Can I wash the cover?
There's no removable cover or zip — the fur is fixed to the shell, so cleaning means treating a mark where it happens. If that's a dealbreaker, Ink hides marks best.
Does it arrive assembled?
The body is finished; the four legs screw on. No tools, no fittings bag to lose, a couple of minutes on the floor and it is done.
Will the pile flatten where I sit?
Some, yes. Any long pile does. A hand run against the lie of it brings the fibres back up, and that is genuinely all the maintenance it asks for.

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