‘More With Less Arc Veneer Stool’ is the name. Lishuai Dong is the designer. Bented wood veneer, layered with old magazine paper, wraped together with rope. These are the matterials. 
The unique design is strong enough to hold one person. At the same time, all the matterials are reusable and eco-friendly. 
All these characteristics are what making this stool at once natural, tactile and organic. What an excelent piece of natural, green desing!
via: designboom, greendiary
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