It all started when on vacation in Portugual...

And we began to notice different objects in the streets: garbage cans, road barriers, piping, hydrants, etc—objects that we pass daily without a second thought. But we asked, what if we focused on these objects and placed them within a new context, one where they might be noticed? And from there, the Lisbon Collection was born.

These five stools transform the mundane into playful, functional sculptures. The garbage can, with its handle and wheels, introduces a dynamic, mobile seating option. The hydrant, post box, and road barrier—already familiar as makeshift seats in their urban setting—take on new meaning within the home. Meanwhile, the electric box offers both storage and a creative canvas for street poster-inspired magnets or graffiti. Made from rotomolded plastic, these pieces are equally at home indoors or outdoors, inviting both children and adults to engage with them. Together, they spark a lively dialogue between design and the unnoticed poetry of everyday life.

The Lisbon Collection is a series of playful stools inspired by “found objects” on the streets of the namesake city.

Inspiration

The five specific street objects that inspired the stools:

Dom with the first hydrant prototype at the “studio” in Casa Finca Ancón.

Salone del Mobile

The Lisbon Collection will be displayed at SaloneSatellite as part of the 2025 Salone del Mobile in Milan.