Woven resin over a metal frame is what lets a piece this low double as seating. The gray stool measures 16 inches across and 9 inches high, takes 200 pounds when sat on, and holds the small items that otherwise occupy a side table in a living room or on a patio.
The resin is handwoven around a metal frame, so the load path runs through steel rather than through the weave itself. That is what supports a maximum of 200 pounds with someone sitting on a 16 inch round, and it keeps the body from flexing out of shape when the stool serves as a footrest instead.
Resin does not swell or split the way a woven natural fiber does, and the color is made to resist fading in sun. A damp cloth takes off pollen, dust, and the ring left by a cold drink, which makes this a piece that can move between a covered patio and a bedroom with the seasons.
A cool gray weave reads as texture rather than color, which is why the stool settles into boho and layered rooms without adding another tone to the mix. Used as a low side table beside a sofa, the flat top sits at 9 inches, roughly the height of a stack of large books.
Round coffee table 31.5 inches across with a rustic ashwood top and black steel legs crossing at midpoint.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
