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Phil Stool by Beatriz Nuno

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A step stool by any other name wouldn’t look or sound as stylish as Phil Stool, the chameleonic seat that can be morphed in color and texture due to its liquid interior. Made of sturdy plastic and bearing a phantasmic exterior, the seat is able to hold 6 liters of whatever you desire. A veritable palette to play with over and over, Phil by Beatriz Nuño can transform into a variety of states to reflect the current thematic color of your living space.

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