The ORI Stool is a prototype conceived by Polish designer Jakub Piotr Kalinowski which is aimed at affordability, sustainability and ease of assembly. Inspired by Japanese origami, the stool is made of a single sheet of folded aluminum, and is stackable!
the stool comes with a folding direction just like origami
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Making of Design Principles,
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Smart Materials in Architecture, Interior Architecture and Design: Types, Products, Architecture
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Digital Fabrications: Architecture and Material Techniques
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Frei Otto: Complete Works
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