Offcuts + Resin Combined to Form New Furniture before photo gallery

HATTERN is a south Korean design studio that focuses on make beautiful products with the help of upcycling. They left for a seat in a new way as part of their PROJECT ZERO PER project, with the plan to have almost no waste produced during the manufacture of the product. By combining the resin and wood scraps, they could do STOOL ZERO PER.

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The seat of the stool is made of scraps of white oak legs which are then set in the resin until it hardens. The translucent resin fills the gaps exploded, becoming a work of art in the process one-of-a-kind.

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They scaled the idea even further by using even smaller pieces of scrap wood to the mountains.

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