Stools Designed According to Principles of Improvisation

2.06.2011

Warm and comfortable, this stool can serve as a carpet, tablecloth, sculpture, hiding place for messy objects, stool with different heights, etc. the user can find all sorts of configurations with this object by simply folding and rearranging the blanket: it will always look different.

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Exploring the versatility of furniture’s most basic item, the ‘adhocker’ collection by German designer Annika Frye presents three types of stools designed according to principles of improvisation. As she explains: ‘The stool is the most simple piece of furniture; it is often part of daily improvisation and makeshift constructions. still, a stool has to be made regarding rules of stability and use. Thus, I used the idea of a stool to explore the possibilities of improvisation as a method in the design process. I found three strategies: creating something by using ad hoc techinques as a starting point, during the production process of the object, or by developing an object that the user can improvise with.’ - Annika Frye

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