Mizo folding "briefcase" chair set for commercial release
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The Mizo mobile stool series, is made from a strong wooden core structure which has then been covered in a felt fabric for comfort and durability (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
Young Japanese designer Satoshi will actually see his graduate project come to full fruition (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
At Home hanging shelf
The stool simply folds up into a flat and compact sized structure, featuring a secure strap and handle for easy mobility (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
The stool is a great idea for outdoor picnics or events, a temporary bus stop stool or even for space-saving seating around the home (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
Mizo mobile stool by Satoshi (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
The stool simply folds up into a flat and compact sized structure, featuring a secure strap and handle for easy mobility (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
Feelt Mizo mobile stool by Satoshi
Feelt Mizo mobile stool by Satoshi
Sripper shoe rack can store 4 set of slippers
Following the success from the Salone Satellite graduate exhibition, young Japanese designer Satoshi will actually see his graduate project come to full fruition (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
Young Japanese designer Satoshi gives Gizmag a demonstration of the Mizo mobile stool (Photo: Bridget Borgobello)
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Following the success from the Salone Satellite graduate exhibition during this year’s Milan Design Week, young Japanese designer Satoshi will actually see his graduate project come to full fruition.
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