Flip Stool: Seating that converts into a bracket!

By Desh RajSharma /Jan 28 2009

Don't know how many of you would agree to the fact that sustainable design lends furniture a grace of its own. Though usability is always an added advantage, still aesthetic furnishing is something I crave for. This Flip Stool designed by Ania Wagner satisfies my predilection for sure. Finished with sustainable, harvested Mahogany, the stool would attract any eye. With dimensions reading 22×15×15”, this compact piece of furniture functions as a bracket for books. So, use it as a stool, bracket, or a centerpiece; it’s all upon you to decide!

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