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Juno

Second Sit is based on a modular system consisting of three parts—two legs and a seat—that slide together without permanent connections. This makes the stool fully demountable and easy to transport as a flatpack. The upholstery holds the parts together, making the design flexible, reusable, and easy to repair or adapt.

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Second Sit Collection

Product Design - 2025

It can be secured in different ways, such as with straps (like on juno) or ropes, allowing for both functionality and aesthetics. This also enables the attachment of accessories like a footrest or a connection between multiple stools to form a bench.
The frame can be made from any recyclable material, such as recycled plywood, plastic, MDF, or compressed cardboard, as it is covered by the upholstery. For the fabric, I focus on upcycling waste materials like discarded jeans, misprinted banners, or old curtains.
This stool offers a flexible and circular alternative to conventional furniture. Its modular construction, use of recycled materials, and dismantleable system allow for easy reuse and recycling. This approach also gives users control over aesthetic and functional adjustments, making it a sustainable and adaptable furniture solution.

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