One soft dip, end to end.
Look along the seat from the front. It rises at each end and dips in the middle, in one gentle saddle curve.
A single row of nailheads follows that curve along the lower edge of the seat. Each one is applied by hand and holds the upholstery in place.
There is no back and there are no arms. Four square legs and a low run of stretchers finish the stool, and it tucks under the counter when you are done.



















