Coupe Kitchen Stool

Coupe Kitchen Stool is an innovative furniture design that exemplifies the harmonious blend of ergonomic functionality and minimalist aesthetics in contemporary kitchen furniture. This meticulously crafted stool addresses the specific need for temporary seating solutions in kitchen environments, particularly designed to maintain a neutral sitting-standing posture during brief breaks or casual interactions. Distinguished by its sophisticated engineering, the stool employs finger joint technology to achieve both structural integrity and a sleek profile, while offering remarkable versatility through three distinct height variations: 630mm, 580mm, and 530mm. The design philosophy centers on the observation of natural human behavior patterns in kitchen spaces, specifically addressing the transitional positions between standing and sitting. Crafted from premium materials including Beech, Red Oak, Black Cherry, Hard Maple, and Walnut, the stool offers extensive customization options with over 100 fabric choices and 16 leather variations for upholstery. Its thoughtful dimensions (varying from W410mm D310mm to W370mm D270mm depending on height) ensure optimal space efficiency, while its lightweight construction facilitates easy mobility and storage. The design, which earned a Golden A' Design Award in the Furniture Design category, represents a significant advancement in kitchen furniture design through its innovative approach to daily utility, manufacturing efficiency, and sustainable production practices, incorporating eco-friendly methods such as the utilization of sofa manufacturing scrap materials.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: kitchen furniture, ergonomic design, minimalist stool, sustainable furniture, transitional seating, custom upholstery

SOURCES:
https://competition.adesignaward.com/94817

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