Y Stool

An independent design exploration by Principal Adam Yarinsky, Y Stool economically reinterprets a classic wooden stool into a modern form. The triangular geometry of its seat and legs is based on the strength and stability of the tripod.

Y Stool comes in solid walnut or white oak, partially sourced from recycled wood. This durable material is cut to precise dimensions by a computer-controlled router. Each leg is securely attached with a sliding dovetail joint; a high-quality detail made possible through this fabrication technology.

Grouping several stools creates a functional and decorative arrangement that provides more seating, makes a larger table, takes up less space, or forms a hexagon (six stools). Stacked vertically for storage, multiple stools can be arranged as needed.

Alone, grouped, or stacked, Y Stool is a seat, table, and sculpture.