Martino Gamper

Arnoldino Stool – Black

$150
The Arnold Circus Stool was designed by Martino Gamper, a famed Italian designer based in London, as part of a regeneration project of London’s first council housing project in Boundary Estate, Shoreditch. The rotation moulded polythene plastic stools are used for all annual events held at Arnold Circus which include picnics, board game tournaments as well as concerts and film events.
  • Made in New Zealand
  • 100% recyclable polyethylene plastic
  • Reversible - can be used as a stool or a storage bin
  • UV and outdoor safe
  • H×W×W: 380 × 310(base) × 280(seat) 𝗆𝗆

A new generation of Martino's Circus Stool, this 2018 update of the original 2006 design is proudly made in New Zealand. The smaller proportions of the Arnoldino are perfect for children to sit on, as well as for storage or side tables in any living space. The design is still as light and versatile and is now available in muted colours as well as bright tones.

Due to the rotation moulding process, subtle surface imperfections may be evident.

Please note – this is an oversized item and the following shipping fees apply:
• Auckland ⋯ $10
• North Island ⋯ $25
• South Island ⋯ $35

International orders – If you would like a quote for shipping before placing your order we're more than happy to provide this, just email us with your shipping address at: hello@madegood.co.nz

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Maker Profile

Martino Gamper

Martino Gamper is an Italian designer and artist living and working in London. Starting out in Merano in Northern Italy as a furniture maker's apprentice, Gamper went on to study sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna and the Royal College of Art in London. Now he's known worldwide for his adventurous and egalitarian designs and sculptural exhibitions! 

Arnold Circus is situated in the heart of Shoreditch. Built on the rubble of the old slums it is part of the Boundary Estate, London’s first social housing project, and houses an eight-sided bandstand. The Arnold Circus Stool was designed in 2006 by Martino Gamper as part of a regeneration project. The rotation moulded polyethylene plastic stools are used as the official seating for all annual events held at Arnold Circus which include picnics, brass band concerts and board game tournaments.

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