Baa Stool

Handcrafted sheepskin furniture from a North Wales workshop

Baa Stool is a British furniture maker specialising in sheepskin-upholstered pieces, produced in what the company describes as a traditional upholstery workshop in North Wales. The range is built around removable sheepskin covers, a design choice the company presents as making the furniture practical as well as decorative, since dust and stains can be cleaned from the covers. The sheepskin itself is described as real and sourced predominantly from British flocks.

The company presents its catalogue as the largest collection of award-winning sheepskin furniture in the world, a claim that reflects its own positioning rather than an independent ranking. Its product families span seating and soft furnishings, and the site organises them by type, by room and by material.

Stools, benches and seating

Stools are the core of the business and are grouped into foot stools, pouffes, kitchen stools and bedroom stools, with further browsing by type. Benches are offered in long and short formats, as bench seating and as coffee tables, and each of these categories has its own covers available separately. Chairs and armchairs form a third line, including Ercol Reloved pieces, sofas and chaise longues, vintage sheepskin chairs, and a Chairlooms selection of antique and vintage items.

Legs can be chosen across a wide range of styles, from oak to brass, and the company states that customers can select from 30 sheepskin colour options and more than 30 leg styles when configuring a bespoke stool. A build-your-own tool supports this, alongside a design-your-own service and the option to attend a workshop.

Rugs, cushions and smaller accessories

Beyond furniture, the catalogue includes sheepskin rugs sorted by colour, style and size, with a separate long wool line and a rare breed selection. Accessories cover scatter cushions, seat pads, throws, draught excluders, doorstops, stool covers, laundry balls, pet beds and a Christmas range. Rare breed sheepskin is treated as its own collection, with cushions, pouffes, rugs, stools, chairs and draught excluders made from these fleeces.

Gifts are organised by occasion and by price band, from under £25 to over £200, alongside wedding gifts, new home gifts, romantic and quirky options, and gift vouchers. Free samples and free brushes with every stool are also part of the offer, and replacement covers are sold separately.

Bespoke work and workshops

Bespoke sheepskin furniture and accessories are presented as a central part of the activity, supported by the build-your-own configurator and by workshops held in North Wales that the company describes as fun. The site also publishes guidance on caring for sheepskin and on placing a rare breed order.

What the catalogue showed

At the time of writing, the most popular items listed were square sheepskin seat pads priced from £49.99 to £97.50, sheepskin rugs from £89 to £700 and square cushions from £80 to £209, with sheepskin pouffes from £169 to £379. Newer additions included two Ercol Reloved chairs at £2,999 each, a chocolate sheepskin cookie pouffe at £444 and a British rare breed sheepskin pouffe at £189. These figures reflect the catalogue as published and may change.

Customer feedback and returns

The site displays a Trustpilot rating described as excellent and reproduces individual customer comments about pouffes, cushions, a doorstop and a bench, several of which mention workmanship, communication and packaging. A 60-day returns process is described as simple and efficient. The company also publishes pages on its sustainability and eco policy, its team and the story behind its founder, Michelle.