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Origami Recycled Paper Stool

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Color:  Yellow

Size:  One Size

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This hands-on project provides a sturdy place to sit that’s also a bright sculptural accent.

MoMA Exclusive: Composed of sturdy recycled cardboard and paper, this fun, faceted stool starts out as an engaging assembly project. Components of the Origami Stool arrive flat-packed in a “pizza” box and can be assembled without tools or glue. Through a hands-on folding and bending process, you’ll create a stool that produces graphical effects as the lighting conditions change in your space. The stool can also be un-assembled and stored away in the slender box.

Features of the Origami Recycled Paper Stool Kit include:

  • Fun DIY project made of cardboard and paper.
  • No tools or glue required.
  • Approx. 15–20 minute assembly time, instructions included.
  • Despite being made of cardboard and paper, the stool can hold up to 400 lbs of evenly distributed weight due to its sophisticated polygonal structure.
  • Intuitive assembly.
  • Fun for adults and kids alike.
  • The faceted, multi-sided surfaces interact with ambient light to create shifting graphical shadows and geometric patterns in your space.
  • Stool should be kept away from damp floors and direct spills.
  • The stool has a Utility Model patent in Japan, which speaks to its structural integrity.
  • Made in Japan.
  • Measures 16.5h x 11.8”diam. when assembled and weighs 4.4 lbs.
  • Designer
    Mizuho Kato
  • Size
    16.5h x 11.8"diam.
  • Material
    Recycled Cardboard
  • Year of Design
    2018
  • Origin
    Japan
Origami Recycled Paper Stool - Yellow

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