The Stooler converts any object into a stool
© Andreu Carulla Studio
Not everyone is handy with power tools, but it doesn't necessarily mean that those who can't distinguish between a table saw and a band saw can't go and make some furniture of their own. Targeted at the unskilled among us, Spanish designer Andreu Carulla's Stooler is designed to make stool-making a simple task, by cinching ordinary objects together to create seating.
© Andreu Carulla Studio
Created for Utoopic, the Stooler features four wooden legs held together by adjustable ratchet buckles. To make a stool, all you have to do is collect anything you might have lying around -- old newspapers, exercise balls, clothes, even stuffed animals -- and wrapping them together with the Stooler and tightening. Voilà, instant stool!
© Andreu Carulla Studio
© Andreu Carulla Studio
© Andreu Carulla Studio
Unpretentious and practical, the Stooler makes good use of what you have already, while allowing you to also do it yourself (though the crate pictured above is a bit redundant). More over at Andreu Carulla Studio.
