Not only are the Chainsaw Stools incredibly stylish, they are also very charitable. At least, they will make those who purchase them charitable. The Chainsaw Stools were donated to raise relief funds for Hurricane Sandy. Helping those who still suffer has never been easier thanks to these rugged geometric forms. The Chainsaw Stools would sell even without the good samaritan incentive.
Created by Ian and Gregory of Fort Standard, the Chainsaw Stools also gives a second chance at life to fallen trees near the design studio's headquarters in Red Hook, Brooklyn. To better commemorate the events of Hurrican Sandy, the stools have been painted in colors inspired by storms. Dark and moody, the pieces will nevertheless liven up any living space thanks to their dynamic shapes and rough textures created using chainsaws.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Charitable Furniture
- The Chainsaw Stools raise relief funds for Hurricane Sandy, showcasing the trend of furniture with a charitable purpose.
- Rugged Geometric Design
- The Chainsaw Stools feature dynamic shapes and rough textures created using chainsaws, representing the trend of rugged geometric design.
- Sustainable Material Usage
- The Chainsaw Stools give fallen trees a second chance at life, highlighting the trend of utilizing sustainable materials in furniture design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- The Chainsaw Stools demonstrate disruptive innovation opportunities in the furniture industry through charitable initiatives, unique design aesthetics, and sustainable material usage.
- Home Decor
- The Chainsaw Stools offer a unique and rugged design aesthetic for home decor, presenting disruptive innovation opportunities in the industry.
- Natural Resource Management
- The Chainsaw Stools showcase the potential for innovative solutions in natural resource management by repurposing fallen trees for furniture production.
