The Tattoo Eyes stool combines a light, stable construction with a minimalist aesthetic, cut from black-stained maple wood by Bosnian manufacturer Zanat in collaboration with Swedish design firm Wingårdhs. Its three-legged base provides a steady, stackable form suited to a range of settings, while the restrained surface keeps ornamentation to a minimum. A circular hole in the seat serves both as a visual detail and a practical grip point, reducing weight and making the stool easier to lift and reposition.
Swedish design firm Wingårdhs teamed up with Bosnian brand Zanat to create the 'Tattoo' stool, a neat, light, stable and stackable seating option suited to both residential and public environments. This three-legged 'Eyes' version of the stool is cut from black-stained maple wood and unlike its collection counterparts, features very little adornment. A hole in the stool's seat makes for both a decorative detail and a practical feature — like in a bowling ball, the voids make the stool easier to lift and mobilise.
