Moji Stool By Iterare Arquitectos

Moji stool by Iterare ArquitectosDimensions: D 80 x W 37 x H 58 cmMaterials: Seat, legs and backrest: Wood (in two options: Oak, Beech), Structure: Steel (in two options), Polished stainless steel or black lacquered steel.Materials and dimensions on request.A bended board and four thin supports are all that is needed for the assembly of this modest piece, both chair and stool, of Japanese inspiration. Its small backrest, designed to be disassembled, allows its appearance, and therefore its nature, to be varied depending on whether it is intended to occupy waiting, meeting or recreational spaces. Designed to be repeated, the bevel and the curvature of its seat make it possible to form a wave by arranging them in continuity, finding an unexpected variation that nevertheless remains silent when the piece is arranged individually.Pedro Ponce and Rubén Gutiérrez lead a studio focused on the practice of an essential architecture, concerned with the context in which each work is located and its contemporary yet timeless reading. This particular approach to the architectural problem allows them to address projects in a broad range of scales and typologies: from the domestic sphere, housing architecture, public facilities and industrial architecture; to furniture, objects or even graphic design and art direction.Strict attention to detail and construction technique, thoughtful and restrained materiality, and the interpretation of context-specific elements are key aspects to Iterare’s work. Their projects always find common ground in the handling of light and climate, proportions, geometry, junctions and the rhythm of spaces. It is under this framework that even the most modest of objects is also capable of reflecting on broader and more fundamental aspects of life and dwelling.