How to choose between the high and low stools
Start by measuring the height of the counter, table or work surface where the stool will be used. The Ribbon high stool is the relevant option for a higher seating position, while the low stool is intended for lower seating. The product information does not provide seat dimensions, so do not assume that either model will fit a particular surface based on its name alone. Check the current product details and compare them with your own measurements before selecting a configuration.
Also consider how the seating will be used day to day. A higher stool may suit a raised shared surface or counter, while a lower stool may be more appropriate around a lower table or in a casual seating area. Think about how often users will sit there and whether they need to move between the stool and other work surfaces. Both models have fixed seat height, so they are not a substitute for adjustable task seating.
Finish, cushion and color considerations
The differences called out in the model names are useful when narrowing the collection: the RI High is specified without a cushion, and the RI Low is specified with a matte finish. The available facts do not identify additional upholstery, material or finish variants, so confirm any specific requirements against the selected product listing rather than assuming options are shared across both stools. Listed base colors are black, brown, red and white; check which colors are offered for your chosen model.
The product attributes list a maximum ballast of 135 kg and a two-year warranty. They also mark the products as circular, but do not describe what that designation covers. If load capacity, warranty coverage or circularity criteria are central to your procurement decision, review the applicable product information before specifying the stools.
What to confirm before specifying
For a workplace order, make a short checklist: the required seat height, the surface height, the preferred model, the listed color and whether the no-cushion or matte-finish detail suits the space. Check clearances around the seating and consider how people will approach and leave the stools. The origin is listed as available on request, so ask if that detail is needed for your project documentation.
Myntwork offers Cappellini products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the Ribbon model and color that fit your space, confirm the current product details and leasing information with Myntwork before finalizing your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Cappellini Stool Ribbon
What is the main difference between the two Cappellini Ribbon stools?
The RI High No Cushion Stool is the higher model and is specified without a cushion. The RI Low Matte Finish Stool is the lower model and has a matte finish.
Can I adjust the seat height on a Ribbon stool?
No. The listed models do not have adjustable seat height, so compare the fixed height with your counter or table before choosing.
Which colors are listed for the Ribbon stool family?
Black, brown, red and white are listed as base color options. Confirm which colors are available for the specific model you select.
Are the Ribbon stools suitable for a particular table height?
The collection includes a high and a low option, but the available details do not specify seat dimensions. Measure your surface and check the selected model’s product information before ordering.
