Structure & Frame :

The Hiru barstool is the taller variant in the collection, sharing the same solid ash wood construction. It features the distinctive helical legs and masterfully modeled surfaces that define Mario Ferrarini’s design for the Hiru seating family.

Top & Materials :

The stool includes a seat and backrest padded in fire-retardant polyurethane foam. The upholstery flows within the wooden skeleton, ensuring that the expert craftsmanship of the frame is highlighted rather than hidden.

Shelves & Storage :

Designed for high-surface use, the stool features a metal-protected footrest integrated into the tall legs. This provides essential ergonomic support while adding a refined material contrast to the natural wood grain.

Design & Aesthetic :

The 947/A model emphasizes the verticality of the helical leg design. Its tall, slender profile makes it a striking architectural element, suitable for high-end interior projects that value structural simplicity and material quality.

Functionality & Placement :

This is the high version of the stool family, designed for standard bar counters. It is perfectly suited for luxury hotel bars, executive lounges, or high-top tables in sophisticated residential entertaining areas.

Finishes & Customization :

Like the rest of the collection, it offers extensive customization. The frame can be stained in numerous ash finishes, and the upholstery can be tailored with premium textiles or leathers to coordinate with the surrounding decor.

Dimensions & Configuration :

Model 947/A features a seat height of 77 cm and a total height of 104 cm. It coordinates seamlessly with the counter-height 947/S and the Hiru dining chairs to create a cohesive seating project across different functional zones. :