Cork Furniture and Sculptural Cork Stools

Choose a piece by height, footprint, construction, intended use, and visual character. The collection includes simple geometric stools, champagne-cork-inspired forms, and the Porto stool made with real cork stoppers. Construction varies by design, so review the individual product page rather than assuming that every piece is made in the same way.

A stool around 17 in high works as a low seat or occasional side table. It is not bar height. For dining, counter, commercial, or high-frequency seating, confirm the required height, load requirements, and intended use before ordering.

OakViva furniture is made in Portugal using cork, but the construction method differs by product. Some pieces use solid or molded cork forms; Porto uses real cork stoppers. Natural variation in tone, grain, and surface character is part of the material.

Learn more about cork’s natural properties and benefits.

Place cork furniture on a clean, stable, level interior floor. Use the piece within the limits stated on its product page. Do not expose cork furniture to standing water, continuous high humidity, or harsh outdoor conditions unless the specific product is approved for that setting.

Dust with a soft cloth. For light marks, use a slightly damp cloth and dry the surface promptly. Avoid soaking, abrasive cleaners, harsh solvents, and scrubbing pads. Lift the piece when practical rather than dragging it across delicate flooring.

Cork stools work well in living rooms, bedrooms, lounges, reading areas, reception spaces, hospitality suites, retail displays, and other interiors that need a compact functional accent. For multiple units, branded projects, or customization questions, contact Trade and Commercial with the quantity, application, location, and target date.

Compare the forms above and open each product page for current dimensions, construction, price, and availability. For commercial placement or multiple-unit orders, contact OakViva before finalizing the specification.