Look at the
relationships.
Change the view to understand what each part contributes. This is a visual study of a fictional object, not a drawing set or construction specification.
A seat that lifts at its edges.
The shallow saddle and soft perimeter give the seat a clear direction. Two broad legs frame an open center; the low stretcher connects their inner faces.
What to confirm
Ask about the actual seat profile, finished dimensions and suitability for the intended user.
Take this view into a room
Solid at the ends.
Open between.
The front view is organized around an opening. The end view is organized around a plane. That change is the point of studying more than one photograph.
Ask for real measured drawings if the object must fit a constrained space. A generated perspective cannot prove a footprint or a clearance.
A meeting,
not a guarantee.
The underside image makes the visual junction legible. It cannot establish concealed joinery, fastening, strength or how the stool is made. A real maker should supply that evidence.
Material and care questions