The finesse of the artisan is met with the practicality and directness of the working factory, forging a series of living objects to serve as highly adaptable utility.
The series of objects draws on the beauty present in the robust and highly functional structures of purpose built utilities found throughout a working factory.
Many of which built by workers to aid a process and withstand constant use and stress. With such forms derived through necessity alone, honest poetic forms are generated.
The Factory Series structural premise is understated though highly adaptable offering many uses within a fluctuating living or commercial application.
The common three or four leg frame trope is exchanged for a T construction, allowing the object to appear mobile and inviting graphical application to the space.

• With the legs structure exceeding the sit, stools are stackable..
• An edition of flat pack for easy shipment and storin?
• mealed brass details (caps?) to close the edges softly?
• transparent in the space, but yet full of character
• colors combinations?
• addition of a leather disc for softer/warmer sit, attached through magnets to the metal?