It all starts with choosing the right wood. Our carpenter inspects every slab for quality, grain, and texture. Because only solid, high-quality wood can be used to create a piece of furniture that will last for generations.

The horns are not machine-made—they are crafted by precisely carving linden wood. Every stroke is deliberate, every curve intentional. The result is a design with character.

The legs are more than just functional. They are hand-shaped and give each sheep stool its own unique character. No two pieces are alike—and that’s a good thing.

The high-quality sheepskin is cut to the exact millimeter and mounted onto the base. This is where experience counts: every seam and every fastening must fit perfectly—for a result that looks and feels great.

A high-quality finish protects the wood from wear and tear and preserves its natural beauty. Only now is your sheepskin stool ready to take its place in your home—for many years of cozy comfort.

The brass bell is installed. Before a sheep stool leaves our workshop, it undergoes a rigorous quality control process. We inspect every joint, every seam, and every detail. Only when everything fits perfectly does the piece of furniture receive our approval.

Our commitment: You should receive a product that not only looks beautiful but also lasts for decades. We stand by that with our name.