Rayuela Plywood stool
Traditional tile designs can spread infinitely by just repeating a single shape, creating patterns by combining different colors of the same material. The most efficient form, offering the greatest possibilities, is the . Three of them make an which is the best way to cover a surface. Using three colors you get a fascinating
dimensional optical.
Putting together these two principles we obtain the idea behind this product: making a stool from a single basic piece (a leg with 1/3 of the seat), which repeated three times becomes a and many of them make a , creating an endless, undetermined surface with infinite pattern and material combinations.
Rayuela’s name was inspired by this term’s different connotations, such as the children’s game, painted on the floor, or the tile (“rajola” in Catalan). It also took its name and concept from Julio Cortazar’s novel, breaking the traditional book structure and orderly way of reading. There is no established order, but each reader’s choice. Similarly, there is no preestablished or determined form, it only depends on every person’s preferences and use.
Euro 1.210,00
Price VAT includedEuro 991,80
Price VAT excluded
