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7° | Studio Millionroses
A minimal stool created by Seoul-based designers Studio Millionroses. The stool consists of four pieces with angular cuts so that hardware is not necessary to assemble the items. In addition, the outside grain of the wood remains seamless, with the side of the stool visibly showing the joints. The second horizontal piece serves not only to provide stability, but allows users to easily grab the stool, and store pieces underneath as well.
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“A GUIDE TO FACE LANGUAGE”
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Cottage Stools | Dino Sanchez
A minimal stool created by New York-based designer Dino Sanchez. The company was born out of the desire to produce well made American goods with the belief that familiar and purposeful forms lead to timeless and iconic products. Cottage Stools present a simple, light and airy design meant for seating or resting items. The designs are available in table, counter, or bar heights, each is marked as a numbered edition. The stools are all made in Massachusetts.
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