Pebosto Stop StockedBy taking one shape and playing with its properties, we have created a series of useful everyday objects. Each piece in this Pebosto collection, while sharing the same foundational shape that draws its inspiration from the original Corker stool designed for the Serpentine Pavilion in 2012, has been uniquely scaled, stretched, or hollowed out to serve a variety of functions. Pebosto Stop is the smallest adaptation of the series. Crafted from compressed
Its soft and sculpted shape is tactile and easy to grab
the backrest and seat cut out from these structural planes
A fascination with the traditional craftsmanship of wood turning has culminated in a vast and eclectic family of shapes
creative approach
The Atelier Stool was developed as part of an active workspace concept
rear legs and seat frame solid bentwood
The crescent shape of the fins serves to both increase dissipation area and reduce the glare of deliberately spilled light
offering a softer and warmer experience for everyday use
the on-going series reveals
Calendared steel tubes of decreasing diameter are joined by four vertical mounts
like those used in Japanese carpentry and architecture
with Gerhard Mack as both author and editor
