Ma Stool

FEARON’s Ma Stool can be found dotted throughout the Ma spaces of Powerhouse Parramatta – the in‑between spaces that connect the museum’s exhibitions and programs. Named for Ma (間), a Japanese concept of the interstitial space, the stool draws on the idea that intervals and pauses give form and possibility to our experiences. This philosophy of an architectural interstice, introduced to Powerhouse Parramatta by lead designer Moreau Kusunoki, is expressed in undefined spaces that invite personal interpretation and use.

Touching on FEARON’s language of play, each stool is formed from a continuous folded sheet of brushed aluminium, transitioning from foot to foot in a fluid loop. Two coloured rods reinforce the structure and echo the colour language of the Lang Walker Family Academy interiors. With all purposes intended, this stool is built for high-traffic use indoors and out. You can use it as a tiny desk, a foot rest, or a portable seat wherever one is needed. Available in blue, red, grey and teal.