At first glance, this simplistic cube stool looks rigid and inflexible… perhaps, even uncomfortable. Take a seat, however, and you’ll find its cleverly constructed to adapt comfortably to your bum!
This unique, functional illusion is achieved by cutting the top section into slats which are then connected by elastic. The seat shifts and moves with the users weight and pops right back into shape when they get up!
Designer: Ewa Dulcet
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