Clover High Stool

high stool, clover-form seat, tripartite composition, ash wood, blonde timber, honey-toned, natural grain, cathedral figuring, brass footrest, metallic accent, organic modernism, biomorphic design, botanical inspiration, sculptural furniture, tapering legs, entasis form, Gothic arch negative space, triangular stability, artisanal craftsmanship, contemporary woodworking, natural finish, satin surface, warm neutral palette, amber undertones, cool gray contrast, rustic backdrop, weathered wood, courtyard setting, diffused natural light, soft shadows, volumetric modeling, seamless joinery, refined proportion, ergonomic seating, bar-height furniture, Scandinavian influence, organic form language, material honesty, craft tradition, refined minimalism, contemplative atmosphere, tactile invitation

The structure of the stool is inspired by the classic Romanesque arch and the top surface is in the shape of a four-leaf clover. Each "leaf" is made by pieces of wood strips in mosaic pattern. The curvy stool legs are carved by CNC machine in the first step and then fine tuned by hand polishing. Connected by a bespoke mortise and tenon joint in the center, it ensures the stability of the structure, in addition, breaks the traditional orthodox image of Chinese woodwork. This piece of creature integrates modernity and heritage in terms of both design and crafts.