Collapsible stool

Take your seat with you! Portable, telescopic, and perfect when you need to take a load off. Anytime. Anywhere!! (other colors available) “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”

Show RCA 2011: to continue our series of graduate projects from the Royal College of Art, here's a stool by Jack Smith that collapses when its seat is lifted. The stool's three hinged legs fit perfectly into a y-shaped hole in the seat, locking them into place. This fit tightens when weight is added to the top,

One of our most popular posts has been Hangable, Folding Stools and Chairs, featuring 70’s industrial designer Roger Tallon's brilliant stools that fold flat to hang on a wall. Our research has revealed no designs or knock-offs of the brilliant design for sale. So we figured out an approach to DIY...

Magnificently designed and constructed Zumi stool by Shuichiro Koizumi for Offi. Features three identical bentwood pieces interlocking to create a cohesive single stool. Made with birch veneer plywood, unmarked but a nice piece of quality furniture that I can comfortably sit on myself (225lbs). Measures 16in tall x 18in wide at the widest point x 16in at the narrowest point. Excellent vintage condition.

"Handcrafted with care, our wooden stool is not just a piece of furniture; it's a statement of quality and style. The natural wood finish complements various decor styles, adding warmth to your home. Enhance your living space with our Foldable Wooden Stool, a perfect blend of functionality and style. Crafted with precision, this stool features a circular seat with a convenient handle opening, making it effortlessly portable and easy to carry. Whether you need an extra seat for guests or a…

In this age of cramped, tiny apartments but larger-than-life social circles it isn't difficult to imagine a scenario where you've got 10 friends coming over, bu

Industrial Design, Product Design, Furniture Design

FOLDING STOOL An occasional stool that folds extremely flat. The project was initially developed for an exhibition of recent RCA graduates at the London Design Week 2008. Called “Changing Dimensions” it asked the participants to consider adding a dimension to everyday objects. My response came as a combination of a recent frustrating task-light and a positive Brooks saddle experience. The result borrows the comfort from a bike seat and its folding mechanism from a table lamp. It folds…

HANG STOOL is a folding stool– hang. When you don’t need it as a stool you can use it as a real hang in the wardrobe.