Stool

ita

by Cristiano Valle

The Ita Stool was designed in 2014, with the name from the Tupi, meaning “stone”, and has as concept to take the organic shape of the stone and fit it into the wooden stool, leaving only the straight surfaces, like a corner of stone.

pauá

by Cristiano Valle

The Pauá Stool, created in 2003, has the name from the Tupi, meaning “everything, very, large extent”, and is considered the wild card of Tora Brasil, being a versatile stool.

guarani

by Cristiano Valle

The Guarani Stool, created in 2008, has the name from the Tupi-Guarani, meaning “warrior,” and is a continuation of the Kaiowá Stool. The idea is to leave it sanded, with a geometric shape.

abirú

by Cristiano Valle

The Abiru Stool is a design created in 2010, whose name, from the Tupi-Guarani, means “full, replete, fat, plump” and was the inspiration for the appearance of the piece of furniture, similar to a gas container but made of wood.

xaim

by Cristiano Valle

The Xaim Stool was created in 2019, with the idea of being a bedside table with two support surfaces, an intermediate and a superior, and a metal only suspended behind, as if it were a cut and lifted block.

itajubá

by Cristiano Valle

The Itajubá Stool was made in 2021, with the name from the Tupi, meaning “yellow stone, gold”, and the idea of making a stool with a golden finish.

helix

by Fernando Sá Motta

The Helix line is so named because it is sculpted on the underside with the same principle as helices, in a direction from the center. The multidirectional cuts of the Helix line make the wood grain appear differently on each exposed side, providing stability and visual movement simultaneously.”