Solid Wood Stool - JUNCO Series by Daniel Couttolenc, American Walnut

The JUNCO Stool by Daniel Couttolenc is a solid wood stool in which an interlocking system of horizontal and vertical beams creates a structure that reads simultaneously as furniture, joinery, and sculpture. In American Walnut with a natural finish, the JUNCO reaches a particular material maturity: the dark, fine-grained wood brings a collector's quality to the openness of the structure, the contrast between the richness of the material and the airiness of the form creating a piece of considerable quiet authority. Every joint in the JUNCO is made to the precision that sacred geometry demands and that American Walnut rewards. The proportions follow the golden ratio; the making follows the tradition of careful Mexican woodworking, updated into a contemporary formal language. Handcrafted in Mexico in solid American walnut with a natural finish. Also available in Mexican Oak (Rosamorada), Red Oak, and Tzalam. Customisation is available upon request. JUNCO Stool in American Walnut suits collector-focused interiors, design-forward living spaces, and any environment where the quality of the making is as important as the quality of the form. Daniel Couttolenc is a Mexican furniture designer and interior architect whose work moves between sculpture and function. Guided by sacred geometry and the golden ratio, his studio creates collectible furniture — handcrafted in Mexico — that brings a quiet sense of harmony and presence into space.