Garden Stools - Designer Decorating Tips, How to Use a Garden Stool

Ceramic garden stools have been used in upper-class homes since times prior to the Ming dynasty in China. Today, these colorful stools are used by interior designers in every room of the home to hold all types of household items or for use as an extra seat in the room. The artisan-inspired stools come in lidded version for storage or in non-lidded stools that can be used for many uses.

During the days of ancient Egypt, lidded pottery stools were used to store household food supplies and the special linens that were used by wealthy citizens. In China, porcelain storage stools and ceramic stools were often painted in highly detailed renderings that turned these unique containers into beautiful works of art. Today, many of these early Chinese masterpieces are being recreated for use in our modern homes.

At Phil Michael Trading Company, it is possible to see many wonderful examples of Emissary garden stools that can be used for decorating purposes today. Designers are showing the ceramic non-lidded garden stools as accent table bases and plant stands that can enhance the look of any interior decorating theme. Fashionable lidded versions are also used as eye-catching kitchen storage containers, decorative patio items, and as bathroom paper or towel storage containers that can often become the main enhancement in the room.

The new artisan-inspired ceramic garden stools can come in subtle color-tones to match interior tiles or stonework, or in fun patterns and designs that can cause every head to turn when they see these gorgeous treasures. Garden stools are majestic ceramic creations that come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and patterns so that each ceramic stool can appear to be a unique piece of art within the homeowners decorating themes. Visit Phil Michael Trading Company for more information and a large selection of designer garden stools by Emissary.