Wooden Stable

Inspired by Enzo Mari’s design philosophy, the Korean studio Jungmo Seungyeon designed an object with no specific purpose, that sits between a wooden horse, a table and a chair.

Jungmo Seungyeon is design studio based in Seoul that conceived a stackable design piece inspired by Enzo Mari’s Autoprogettazione design guide, in which to build with only with wood, nails and a hammer.

With their Wooden Stable the designers reflect on the object’s function and significance in a playful, instinctive way. The object resembles a wooden horse, but can be used as a table or as a stool, even if it doesn’t really have a fixed purpose of usage, but is to be used and crafted by the necessary purpose of the user. Individually, wooden horses can be used to sit down, or to stack small objects such as books and vases. Their modularity also allows extended horizontal, or vertical structures.

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Jungmo Seungyeon, Wooden Stable, 2016

Jungmo Seungyeon, Wooden Stable, 2016

Jungmo Seungyeon, Wooden Stable, 2016

Jungmo Seungyeon, Wooden Stable, 2016

Wooden Stable
Design: Jungmo Seungyeon
Material: wood
Year: 2016

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