Stökla

Stökla is a term that can refer to several things, primarily a type of small, often upholstered furniture, or a region and its associated culture.

In furniture design, a stökla is typically a low stool or bench, often without a back. These pieces are commonly found in Scandinavian design, emphasizing simplicity and functionality. They can be used as footrests, extra seating, or even as a surface for decorative items. Materials often include wood for the frame and fabric or leather for the upholstery. The term is less common in general furniture parlance and is more specific to certain design traditions.

Alternatively, Stökla can refer to a geographical area, though this usage is less widespread and context-dependent. It might be a local name for a specific village, valley, or natural feature in certain parts of the world, particularly in regions with Scandinavian linguistic influence. If used in this context, the specific location and its characteristics would define the meaning of Stökla. Without further context, the furniture definition is the more commonly understood meaning of the word.