Walnut tripod stool with turned bobbin legs and carved seat, designed and built by Val Khvan. This solid walnut tripod stool leans into both character and restraint. The seat is carved with a soft, shallow contour, so it feels comfortable in use and shows off the shifting grain in the walnut. Three turned legs with bobbin detailing give the base a bit of rhythm and play, each rounded bead catching light and shadow differently as you move around it. Compact but not shy, it works as a perch, a side table stand-in, or a small sculptural piece that just lives in the corner. It sits easily in modern, rustic, or mixed interiors, bringing a warm, tactile surface and a quiet nod to traditional turning and handwork without feeling nostalgic.