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I See You Grow Collection - Stool No. 3

I See You Grow Collection – Stool No. 3
by Laura Kjær Studio Denmark

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The series I SEE YOU GROW by Laura Kjaer Studio is not just a collection of stools but a celebration of circularity, craftsmanship, and personal expression.

The stool, made from Kvadrat Really’s Textile Board, is a harmonious blend of aesthetics and function, adorned with intricate designs, using Danish maple veneer treated with locally produced linseed oil from Haderslev. Kvadrat Really Textile Board was chosen for its circularity and durability. With 40% greater density than traditional MDF, it offers a tactile experience that merges functionality with aesthetic appeal. This balance is not only crucial for long-lasting furniture but also enhances the sensory interaction between people and the objects they use daily.

This project is deeply personal to me; it was conceived during a significant time in my life — becoming a mother. This experience brought new meaning to concepts like joy and play, inspiring me to design a universe where my son could grow up surrounded by furniture that is not only functional but aesthetically joyful.

Through I SEE YOU GROW, I challenge the conventional notions of ornamentation, which are often seen as superficial. Instead, I reintroduce it as a meaningful element of design that evokes emotion and enriches our interactions with the spaces we inhabit.

Dimensions LxWxH	38x38x45cm (15x15x18'')
Weight (kg)	25
Production Year	2024
Material	Kvadrat Really Textile Board (cream White)
Discipline	Wood & Cabinetmaking
Color	Cream White
Design Class	Open Editions

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I’m Laura Kjær, the founder and creative force behind Laura Kjær Studio, a one-woman design studio based in Aarhus, Denmark. With a BA in Interior and Furniture Design from KHIO in Norway and an MA in Product Design from Konstfack in Sweden, I’ve dedicated my practice to exploring the emotional power of colour, texture, and surface in design. To me, surfaces are far more than superficial—they reveal hidden depths, tell stories, and evoke a wide range of emotions. I strive to create furniture that is both functional and aesthetically enriching, blending a commitment to circularity with local craftsmanship. My designs challenge traditional norms by celebrating ornamentation as a meaningful element of design—one that connects people to the spaces they inhabit.