Unidentifiable Fat Objects | ||
  | Designed by:Studio juju Why we love it: These stool are like little button mushrooms, with so much character they feel alive. Much love for their stumpy little legs and fat seats. Where you can get it: | |
Elfin | ||
| Designed by: Ross Didier
Why we love it: We’re not sure if it’s the name, but there’s something quite whimsical about this design. It’s as though it’s sprouting from the earth at the bottom of the garden. Where you can get it:   | |
Eames Walnut Stools | ||
| Designed by:Ray Eames
Why we love it: Like giant chess pieces, these stools are made from solid walnut and would be as much at home in the living room as in a child’s playroom. Where you can get it: | |
Bolle | ||
| Designed by: Nathan Yong for Living Divani Why we love it: The flying-saucer-like cushioned seat of this stool defies gravity upon the 3 slender legs. Comes in a range of colours. Where you can get it: | |
Launch Stool | ||
| Designed by:Ben McCarthy
Why we love it: We love the space-like nature of this stool by Hong Kong-based designer, Ben McCarthy. He describes it as being like an animal getting ready to pounce or a ‘space module ready to launch’. Where you can get it: | |
Sign Stool | ||
| Designed by:Trent Jansen
Why we love it: Aside from Trent Jansen being one of our favourite young designers, this stool is a heap of fun, and sustainable to boot! Made from recycled road signs each one is unique. Where you can get it: | |
Ned | ||
 | Designed by:Darcy Clarke
Why we love it: This stool uses the a simple form of a cut round of timber as it’s mould, bringing light weight and versatility to an organic form. Colourful and fun. Where you can get it: | |
Stone | ||
 | Designed by: Anon Pairot for FeelGood Designs
Why we love it: This stool by Thai Designer Anon Pairot was inspired by natural rock formations, but in timber, with a glossy finish it is anything but cold. We love its simplicity and refined form. Where you can get it: | |