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Jenny Sabin's selling stools from her MoMA PS1 installation

From $150

Jenny Sabin's selling stools from her MoMA PS1 installation

At MoMA PS1 this year, Jenny Sabin’s Lumen gave many a reason to look up through the SolarActive and photo-luminescent thread knitted funnels. Look down, however, and you would have spotted an array of equally exquisite “spool stools” that complimented the installation.

The last Warm Up—the last chance to see Lumen—is this weekend. The stools, however, are available to purchase through Jenny Sabin Studio’s website. There you can own one (or more) of the 100 stools that were used during the installation’s three-month run.

Though three variations of the seat were produced, all were made in a similar fashion. To make the “spool stool,” recycled plywood spools, carved into serrated pinwheels were placed at either end while a robot—named Sulla—spun woven micro-cord thread in a hyperbolic fashion around their perimeter. Each stool is also topped and bottomed by CNC cut caps, which, to Jenny Sabin Studio’s own admission, may be a tad word from usage, but are in general in great condition.

Three stool sizes are on sale. The smallest, priced at $150, is able to double-up as a side table, while the medium and large–sized stools, $200 and $250 respectively, can seat up to three people and be used as table as well.

The stools are available to purchase at jennysabin.com but there’s no delivery—they must be picked up from MoMA PS1.

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