Ulmer Hocker Execution:Ulmer Stool | Walnut and the surface make the

and the surface make the bowl an extraordinary object

and imagination in early childhood

In all three successive locations of the school in Weimar

For more than thirty years a classic: slim and cylindrical

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Ulmer Hocker Execution:Ulmer Stool | Walnut and the surface make theThe Ulm stool is a versatile piece of furniture made from untreated spruce wood, which can be used as a seat, table, tray, or storage. Designed in 1954 by Max Bill and Hans Gugelot for the HfG Ulm, it impresses with its sturdy finger jointing and beech wood stabilizers. Originally, it helped students carry books. In 1962, this was further developed into the drawer stool.