Pushpin Cork Chair/Table by Kenyon Yeh for COOIMA

Pushpin Cork is a playful design by Kenyon Yeh that offers double duty. Designed for the Taiwan-based firm COOIMA, the multifunctional cork piece works as both a stool and a side table and will add a bit of quirk and fun to any space. The flexible piece allows you to sit on the smaller surface side or flip it over and use the larger one for a table.

Yeh was inspired by your basic pushpin and wall corkboard, which obviously go together. So he combined the two and increased the scale to create the giant pushpin-shaped piece that it is today.

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