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Remodelista Reconnaissance: Versatile Yellow Stools in a Philly Art Studio

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Remodelista Reconnaissance: Versatile Yellow Stools in a Philly Art Studio

August 4, 2026

If there’s one thing we learned from combing through interiors for Archive Dive: Splashes of Yellow All Over, it’s that even a small jolt of yellow can perk up a whole room. Case in point: these sunny little stools in A Young Couple’s New Live/Work Quarters in Old City, Philadelphia—specifically the second-floor art studio. Read on for where to secure one (or two) of your own:

The Sighting

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Above: Spotted:A little yellow stool is the perfect use-anywhere perch in this artist’s studio (shown here alongside a stainless steel kitchen sourced from restaurant supply). Photography by Daniel Isayeff, courtesy of Kaminski + Pew (@kaminskipew).

The Source

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Above: Ta-da: The stool is the Field Stool from Sundays, made from solid ash and painted a limited-edition yellow. The short stool is $290.

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