The Cluster Stool was originally developed for use at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Manhattan in 2018. The Cluster is a simple, easy to move object for sitting on, and it stacks neatly away without the need to be hidden. A group of Clusters looks “on purpose,” and pleasing to the eye. It belongs to a canon of utilitarian, Modernist stools, including Perriand’s Tabouret Berger Stool, from 1953, that looks like the kind of ultra-functional object you may find in a Japanese onsen – a design that may have existed unchanged for centuries. It is stark, but the dip in the seat and the rounded taper of its four legs is elegant and sculptural.

Width 19 5/8"
Depth 15 3/4"
Height 16 3/4"
Weight 22.9 lbs