From Tuscany and sourced in Montpellier, this Italian step stool was made for the working side of the house - pulled over to a pantry shelf, a cupboard, a back kitchen table, then left exactly where it landed. Likely early 20th century, it’s built from solid wood with three broad steps, a top platform, and angled rear supports that keep the whole thing steady under weight. The scalloped aprons are the only flourish, which is exactly why they work. Sylvie loves it left open in a kitchen or pantry, stacked with linens, crockery, or books it can keep lifting into view.
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