A stool designed for gatherings in a small living environment. The concept involves two inter-connecting stools that allows two people to be seated comfortably close together, and this proximity creates a closer bond between them. This will enhance fellowship and togetherness during a gathering event. When not in use, this inter-connecting stools will smoothly slide together into one; saving space and creating a single stool that blends two different materials seamllessly into its defined form.

Jason Lee is a designer from Singapore who graduated from Lasalle College of the Arts (Singapore) with honors. He has enjoyed creating, building, fixing and designing items since he was young. He hopes to make a difference in people's lives through products and to solve daily problems they face, by improving day to day products and their lifestyles. It is his wish that one day his items would be sold to the global market and bring a smile to all of their users.

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