Product Details

Details
  • Designed by Jasper Morrison
  • Material: pure cork, lathe-turned, untreated surface
  • Can be used as a low stool or side table
  • Available in 3 variations
Measurements

H x Dia
13 x 12.25 inches
33.02 x 31.12 cm

Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Vitra. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cork Family Stool made from?

The Cork Family Stool is made from compressed natural cork. The material is harvested from cork oak bark, making it a renewable resource that is lightweight, resilient, and distinctly warm to the touch.

Can the Cork Family Stool be used as a side table?

Yes. Its form and proportions are calibrated to function as both a stool and a side table, making it a versatile object in living rooms, bedrooms, or reading areas.

Who designed the Cork Family for Vitra?

The Cork Family was designed by British designer Jasper Morrison, whose practice is defined by a philosophy of quiet precision and deep attention to material honesty. His long-standing collaboration with Vitra spans several decades.

How durable is cork as a furniture material?

Cork is a remarkably durable material, resistant to abrasion and compression over time. Its cellular structure allows it to recover its form after pressure, which makes it well suited for occasional seating and surfaces.

Is the Cork Family Stool suitable for outdoor use?

The Cork Family Stool is intended for interior use. While cork is naturally resistant to moisture to a degree, prolonged outdoor exposure can compromise the surface finish and structural integrity of the compressed form.

Brand & Designer

Vitra
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Vitra

Vitra is a Swiss contemporary design and furniture brand, founded in 1950 by Willi and Erika Fehlbaum in Birsfelden, Switzerland.
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Jasper Morrison

A British industrial designer celebrated for his clear, understated approach and belief that good design should be easy to use and quietly useful.