Who’s Casper?

During the London Design Festival, Who’s Casper? asked 16 eminent creatives, from a variety of disciplines, to customise Michael Sodeau’s Casper stool.

This year Modus released the Casper stool, designed by Michael Sodeau and made from 100% recycled cork, the stool has two finger holes, which make it easy to manoeuvre.

These holes created an unexpectedly human and almost hopeful, expression. Casper took on a character of its own, a playful personality.

Who’s Casper? asked 16 eminent creatives, from a variety of disciplines, to customise a Casper stool. The customised stools were exhibited on Modus’ stand at designjunction during the London Design Festival and sold in an online auction with all proceeds going to Movement on the Ground, a foundation that supports refugees at the forefront of the European crisis.

Who’s Casper?
Design: Michael Sodeau
Customisation: Tom Dixon, Ross Lovegrove, Sir Kenneth Grange and Moritz Waldemeyer (designers); Barnaby Barford, Jon Burgerman, Anthony Burrill, Nicholas Burrows, Alex Chinneck and James Joyce (artists); Autoban Studio Egret West and Snarkitecture Illustrators Vic Lee, Esther Cox and Chrissie Macdonald (architects)
Production: Modus
Year: 2016

Who’s Casper?

During the London Design Festival, Who’s Casper? asked 16 eminent creatives, from a variety of disciplines, to customise Michael Sodeau’s Casper stool.

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