
According to the bio on his website, Jólan van der Wiel admires objects which show experimental discovery and are translated into a functional design. His Gravity Stools demonstrate that perfectly. Using a custom magnetic material and a machine with large magnets to stretch the legs off the seat of the stool, he manufactures a product which is “characterized by the freakish and organic shapes that are so typical of nature itself.” [via Adafruit]










They are cool, but they look like a great way to rip holes in your socks, pants, ankles, etc.
This proves that science art can also look like stool (ie: shit).
Cool furniture.Thanks for sharing this post with us.
Cool furniture.Thanks for sharing this post with us.
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