Rayuela
Rayuela
A stool is basically lifting up the ground.
Traditional tile designs can spread infinitely by just repeating a single shape, creating patterns by combining different colors of the same material. The most efficient form, offering the greatest possibilities, is the rhombus. Three of them make a hexagon which is the best way to cover a surface. Using three colors you get a fascinating optical effect.
Putting together these two principles we came upon the idea for this product: making a stool from a single basic piece (a leg coupled with 1/3 of the seat), which repeated three times to become a stool, and many of them in combination create a borderless surface with infinite pattern combinations.
- Rayuela stool combination. Photo by Falkwyn de Goyeneche
- 3 metals Rayuela stool combination. Photo by ACdO
- Plywood Rayuela stool. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Solid wood Rayuela stool. Photo by Falkwyn de Goyeneche
- 3 metals Rayuela stool combination. Photo by ACdO
- 3 metals Rayuela stool combination. Photo by ACdO
- Rayuela stool combination. Photo by Falkwyn de Goyeneche
- 3 metals Rayuela stool combination. Photo by ACdO
- Plywood Rayuela stool. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Solid wood Rayuela stool. Photo by Falkwyn de Goyeneche
- 3 metals Rayuela stool combination. Photo by ACdO
- 3 metals Rayuela stool combination. Photo by ACdO
