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A stackable set of three stools allows for spare seating to be kept beautifully on display.
The practicality of the Tres stool set ($1,350 for 3) from Humble Object Furniture is clear right away: a little extra seating for when the party needs it, discreetly stacked together in a way that stools are rarely designed to do. And each stool is a beautiful objet either solo or stored together—no need to shuffle the spare seating out of sight and into a closet.
Think your work belongs among next year’s winners? Entries are now open for the 2027 Western Living Design 25 Awards.
Head of industrial design Luis Villarreal creates the stools using locally sourced, sustainable and durable walnut, oak or maple, along with an eco-friendly Osmo lacquer finish; the result reveals a poetic design intention that’s as lovely as the objects themselves: the design is inspired by the intertwining canopies of West Coast forests. “As in nature, where branches intertwine and layers of canopy reveal glimpses of the sky through gaps,” the team at Humble Object writes in their entry, “Tres embodies this dynamic in its design.”
Project: Tres stackable stools Designer: Humble Object Furniture Inc. Collaborators: Doug Izon, Juan Exposito, Devon Bennett, Jordan Stanzack, Corey Way, Shane Deen, Chad Deabreu Location: Vancouver
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Anicka Quin is the editor-in-chief of Western Living magazine and the VP of Content for Canada Wide Media. If you've got a home design you'd like to share with Western Living, drop her a line at [email protected]
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