Mali Bench

The collection features low, compact, body-hugging forms, where function emerges in a direct and almost instinctive way. The form is simple, yet never neutral, conveying visual weight, a sense of how it will be used, and a clear connection to the material.

The reference to the African bench emerges in this primary connection between the body, support, and everyday gesture. Each piece is designed to exist close to the ground, to be touched, and to be used. 

In the stool, the elongated form extends this same language to a larger scale, while maintaining the collection’s formal restraint.

Texture does not function as a secondary finish. It is an integral part of the piece’s expression. The patterns, surfaces, and density of the fabrics transform each element into a tactile object, where presence is built through proximity rather than excess.

The “Mali” Stool maintains a deeply material language: 
functional, compact, and rooted in an idea of simplicity with character.