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Knot Stool

Knot Stool
by Studio Yann Gandon Denmark

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Knot Stool by Studio Yann Gandon x Maxime Sauce

Following its presentation at Paris Design Week in September 2025, the Knot Stool is now available for sale.

The Knot Stool emerges from research into alternative joinery methods, eliminating the need for glue, screws, or bolts. Instead, the stool is held together using a simple yet effective system of knots and ropes, inspired by different lashing techniques.

By reimagining traditional joinery, the Knot Stool offers a fresh perspective on conscious design, where simplicity and ingenuity are paramount.
We intentionally chose aluminium, a perennial and adaptable material, to shift the focus onto the innovative assembly technique. This contrast highlights the structural role of the rope, allowing it to become the defining feature of the design.

The stool combines laser-cut aluminium with precisely placed openings that guide the rope, ensuring both structural stability and a refined, modern aesthetic.
Developed through a series of iterative tests, the geometry of the four elements reflects a process of careful calibration, optimizing the relationship between material, structure, and form to achieve a balanced and unique composition.

The Knot Stool is available in different rope colors, please choose which color you would like.

Dimensions LxWxH	59x34x47cm (23x13x19'')
Variations	01- Grey, 02- Yellow, 03- Orange, 04- Purple, 05- Wine Red, 06- Dark Green, 07- Black
Piece Weight (kg)	10
Production Year	2025
Material	Aluminum
Discipline	Metalwork
Color	Aluminum
Design Class	Open Editions

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Studio Yann Gandon is a design practice working with natural, recycled, and waste materials. The studio focuses on furniture design and material research, exploring ways to valorize industrial waste and overlooked resources, with an emphasis on simplicity and efficient assembly methods. About Yann Gandon Yann Gandon is a self-taught designer and woodworker from France who established his design studio in 2020. Originally based in New Zealand, he has since opened his studio in Copenhagen, Denmark. Transitioning from a business background, Yann developed his practice through experimentation and an engagement with the tactile nature of materials. His approach draws from independent exploration and constant learning. While self-taught, he has acquired a formal understanding of design systems, allowing him to bridge intuitive making with structured thinking and build a clear, personal point of view in his work.