Atelier Stool Material & Finish:Oak Black StainedThe Atelier Stool was developed as part of an active workspace concept, for a large working table in the office. The stool is a prop to temporarily lean or perch on to rest, while on the move without fully sitting down. Angled, interlocking leg frames stabilise the stool allowing the proportions to be both tall and narrow for a more elegant profile with less material and no mechanical fixings. Photography Gina Folly
the architecture of Herzog & de Meuron has been prominently featured in the art world through numerous projects
This raises questions regarding topics such as “photogenic architecture
intersecting X-shapes reveal a complex frame construction – a product of research and exploration into the possibilities and limitations of CNC precision cutting for traditional wooden joints
Stop offers a seamless and practical solution to everyday needs and introduces a friendly companion to any space
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Stacked on top of each other they become one with a secret hidden depository in-between them
The Basel Social Club special edition of the Nose to Tail chair is available in six different ice cream colours
leaving complete freedom of choice as to what sources to use
The Flintstone was originally conceived as a low and sturdy coffee table seating for a project in New York
ridged with traces of the milling process used to create the original wood molding
On the occasion of our collaboration for Capsule Plaza 2024 and the Salone del Mobile
Many different forms and variations tested the idea of interlocking wooden legs with a perfect 3D form
