Asterisk: A Children’s Puzzle Stool

Asterisk is a puzzle stool created for children by Canadian industrial design student, Christina Sicoli. Made from 17 interlocking pieces, the stool assembles with no tools making it easy for kid’s to put together and take apart.

Besides looking like an asterisk when assembled together, the stool is made of pieces that fit into the base by matching the corresponding shape/color on both, just like a puzzle. Perfect for teaching your children about shapes, colors, and construction. Smart, right?

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