The stool is a studio staple, yet its form has seen little adjustment over the course of time. Sweden-based typographer Kyuhyung Cho has playfully reinterpreted a classic silhouette, adding some color and concise functionality to the stool while working with carpentry firm SNICKERIET. Cho's "Poke Stools" still retain the traditional four-leg system, yet also have an additional eight holes around the circumference of the top portion. This allows the stools to be stacked for heightening or conveni...
The stool is a studio staple, yet its form has seen little adjustment over the course of time. Sweden-based typographer Kyuhyung Cho has playfully reinterpreted a classic silhouette, adding some color and concise functionality to the stool while working with carpentry firm SNICKERIET. Cho's "Poke Stools" still retain the traditional four-leg system, yet also have an additional eight holes around the circumference of the top portion. This allows the stools to be stacked for heightening or conveni...
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