Paul Ketz’s Marshmallow Stool

If you’ve ever longed to sit on a cloud, this marshmallow-like stool, from Istanbul-based German designer Paul Ketz, might be your best bet. Its cushy, non-toxic polyurethane foam seat is a soft perch that looks good enough to eat, leading to its name, Marshmallow.

Its soft seat is made without a mold, expanding around the steel wire frame that supports it. As is the nature of polyurethane foam, it expands as it wants resulting in each piece being deliciously one-of-a-kind.

Want Marshmallow in your life? They’re available via kinder MODERN in four colorways: Sugarpink (blue/pink), Licorice (black/grey), Mint (white/green), and Tennislove (chrome/yellow).

Tennislove

Tennislove

Licorice

Licorice

Sugarpink

Mint

Photos by Matthias Ketz.

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