Stoera x Du Anyam
Small Form. Meaningful Presence.
Some furniture fills a room.
Others quietly shape how a space is lived in.
In a collaboration grounded in thoughtful design and purposeful craft, Stoera and Du Anyam present a stool collection where everyday function meets handwoven tradition.
Designed to be easy to move, adaptable to any space, and endlessly useful, Stoera’s compact furniture language focuses on clarity of form and honest proportions. Clean lines and solid structure create a versatile base—ready to live beside a sofa, at a bedside, or as an accent in shared spaces.
This understated structure is paired with Du Anyam’s palm-leaf weaving, handcrafted by women artisans in Flores, East Nusa Tenggara. Natural fibers introduce warmth, texture, and quiet character—softening the geometry while grounding the piece in cultural continuity.
Small in scale, yet considered in every detail, each stool reflects a balance of utility and intention. A seat, a side table, a surface—designed to move effortlessly through different moments and functions within a home or interior setting.
More than a functional object, this collaboration sustains living craftsmanship. Every woven surface carries the rhythm of handwork, supporting women artisans and bringing heritage into contemporary everyday use.
These are not just stools.
They are small pieces with lasting impact—where compact design meets meaningful craft, and function meets purpose.
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