Inspired by the concrete piers and bases found beneath architecture and installations, it takes its name from the structural elements designed to carry what stands above them.
Its role shifts with what it carries. A person turns it into a stool; a book or lamp, a bedside table; coffee or food, a small side table. Rather than defining a fixed function, it leaves room for different ways of living.
Formed by folding a single flat sheet of metal into a substantial three-dimensional form, PIER builds a quiet sense of order with minimal elements. Its structure remains open to different uses, adapting to what is placed upon it while quietly becoming part of the space.
