This stool was developed for Hotel Regina in Mürren, Switzerland, and is made entirely from scrap wood. Simple in form, the design avoids glue, nails, or screws. Instead, it uses a single steel cable and tensioner to bind the elements together, forming a unified, stable structure.

The construction principle is laid bare: each piece is not only visible but essential. The wrapping cable becomes both structure and statement, holding the interlocking wooden elements in compression. The result is a kind of pedagogical object—one large construction detail rendered at the scale of a stool.

It embraces imperfection and material reuse, offering an honest alternative to hidden fixings and over-finished furniture. Assembly is part of the experience, making the object easy to understand, replicate, and repair. It invites reflection on how things are made—and how simplicity can be a form of generosity.