Stool-Tool

Presented:	Orgatec 2016, Cologne
Stylepark-ID:	05.2051.00563
Categories:	Office / Contract furniture › Seating furniture › Standing / Seating support
	Home furniture › Seating furniture › Seating objects

Product description

The Stool-Tool resembles a monolithic sculpture and invites users to spontaneously try out its many options. Intuitive use reveals numerous seating positions and possible functions as a small work or storage surface. Lightweight and stackable, the Stool-Tool also has a cutout handle that makes it easy to pick up and store away.

The Stool-Tool is thus suited for a wide range of office applications, from presentation venues and mid-floor zones, workshop and meeting areas to otherwise unused corners and niches.

Articles about Stool-Tool

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Manufacturer:
Vitra, Switzerland

Design:
Konstantin Grcic
2016

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