Platon stool radiates fun, movement and stability in modern spaces

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Apr 14 2010

Developed for Materia, the “Platon” by Lucas Elander Hinnerud is a simple yet unique stool intended to spread out fun, movement and stability in modern workspaces and homes. Finished in wood with rubber coating, the new stool is crosscut underside to rock back and forth gently, if you don’t wanna use it in an upright position. When used in a group, the Platon stool changes its form and character during a personal, creative session, while a balancing weight within moves it back as soon as the user vacates the stool.

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