Part of a larger vision to create flexible furniture for small spaces, Un Stool by Studio PARCHITECTS combines two green materials, eco-plastic and sustainable plywood. Constructed of 100% post-consumer & pre-consumer recycled plastic waste such as milk jugs, detergent bottles, plastic bags and flowerpots, Un Stool also includes an inset piece made from sustainable plywood. The two units contrast with each other beautifully-the colored plastic against the natural plywood creates a strong interplay of materials.

Adaptable Stool Uses Eco-Plastic & Sustainable Plywood

Un Stool can be used as a stool, table, bench, or storage unit to hold "magazines, books, papers, vases, etc." The idea is to offer furniture for today's lifestyle, where spaces can be transformed by the use of multifunctional pieces ""¨with strong accent on folders-free spaces, intended to be used in small rooms and limited spaces." Use Un Stool in transitional areas such as hallways and staircases, as well as in living rooms, bedrooms, children's rooms, and terraces.

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About the Designer: Studio PARCHITECTS is a mini design studio specializing in architecture, urban planning, interior design, and furniture design. The firm's founder, Serbian architect Vladimir Paripovic, believes that furniture should be flexible and comfortable: "Intelligent design will offer change to the way we use standard furniture, bringing new logic to daily activities. Users are free to change, rotate the furniture based on their needs, measure or moods."