In the course of medial innovations the lines between public and private space are becoming increasingly blurred. A consequence of mobile communication networks is the major relevance of urban furniture. However these accomplishments enable you to take part in social developments directly from your private living space.
My stool is intended to be an expresion of this open information society: urban aesthetics incorporated into private living spaces. The pyramid-shaped steel frame balances a square cushion. This optical instability is secured by expanders, which are normally part of the urban scenery. Moreover, the frame as well as the cushion and bungee straps are black to reduce the formal complexity. Merely the hooks, carriers of the sematic meaning, are chromed.
In response to the current requirements of society the stool represents the zeitgeist.