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A Working Stool Built from Clay, Wood and Glass
Three distinct materials meet in visible, plausible load-bearing joints.
✍️ The older material-stack case built letters from vintage objects. Here every joint must work as furniture while each surface remains distinct.
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One original standalone industrial design photograph: a usable low stool in a maker's workshop, constructed from a hand-formed red-clay seat, three precisely joined pale ash-wood legs, and a narrow cast-glass ring between seat and frame. The material transitions and joints are visible and mechanically plausible, with subtle fingerprints in clay, clean wood grain and slight glass refraction. Three-quarter view at seat height, soft side daylight, neutral plaster wall and tools softly out of focus. One complete object, not a stack of unrelated props or typographic sculpture. No text, branding, watermark or multi-panel layout.
