most popular:
Green Your TP



most popular: i MiEV to Launch Early


most popular:
The Micro Compact Home


th comments
ThinkPositive said: "It's good that Haagen Daz are raising awareness about this - even though their chief motive seems to be concern over the future of ingredients they..." [read]

ThinkPositive said: "I read somewhere that such is the Chinese demand for steel that the price has gone up too high making it generally uneconomical to make wind turbin..." [read]

said: ""Compared to Canada, a country similar in population size (33.4 million people), California uses about 6 billion gallons more gas and diesel...." [read]

said: ""Horsepower is not impressive. Anyone can build a bigger motor. Efficiency, on the other hand, takes true talent." That's the beauty of ele..." [read]

Doug said: "Compared to Canada, a country similar in population size (33.4 million people), California uses about 6 billion gallons more gas and diesel. <..." [read]

Flat Pack Magic: Emergency Stool 5 by d e s furniture

by Collin Dunn, Corvallis, OR, USA on 07.12.07
Design & Architecture

de-sellers-emergency-stool-5-flat.jpg

Designed by d.e. Sellers (remember him?) to "transcend function and question furniture as object, art, or image", the Emergency Stool is a clever, laser-cut piece that packs flat (for easy shipping, and it'll slide right under a really big door upon delivery) into a single, mobile sheet of plywood (that would make a pretty interesting wall-hanging) but comes apart to create a handy bench. The laser-etched, international instructions (see 'em on the big piece in the middle) make it a "snap" to put together, as it requires no tools or fasteners. Hit the jump to see it put together. ::des furniture via ::Yatzer.com

de-sellers-emergency-stool-5-built.jpg
That's right, assembly is a "snap".

Post a comment

(If you haven't left a comment here before, you may need to be approved by the site owner before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.)

th ads
th top picks
th ads