Clover Collective

Introduction
Debuted at Milan Design Week 2025, Clover Collective is a modular stool that reimagines social interactions through versatility and sustainability. Inspired by the four-leaf clover, its five-layered ergonomic design is crafted from recycled ABS, balancing stability and elegance. The stool’s adaptable silhouette suits diverse environments, from lobbies to lounges, while its production—employing 3D printing with recycled granules—minimizes waste. Certified by the Global Recycled Standard, it merges eco-conscious manufacturing with timeless aesthetics, offering a durable solution for contemporary interiors.
Innovation
The Clover Collective pushes boundaries with Fused Granular Fabrication (FGF) 3D printing, transforming discarded ABS plastic (from earpods and umbrella handles) into high-design seating. This method ensures precision, material efficiency, and compatibility with upcycled waste, setting a benchmark for sustainable production. The five-tiered biomimetic structure mirrors a clover’s growth, merging nature-inspired form with engineered functionality—a testament to forward-thinking design.
Functionality
Designed for adaptability, the stool’s modularity fosters dynamic interactions, functioning as a solitary seat or a clustered gathering point. Its weighted base ensures stability, while the ergonomic curvature supports comfort in extended use. The low-VOC metallic finish enhances durability without compromising indoor air quality, making it ideal for offices, hotels, and public spaces.
Creativity
Each layer narrates the clover’s symbolism—Foundation (roots), Growth (aspiration), Elegance (beauty), Adaptability (flexibility), and Fulfillment (harmony). The sculptural silhouette and metallic accents elevate it beyond utility into functional art, challenging perceptions of recycled materials. By repurposing waste into a furniture, the design sparks dialogue on sustainability’s aesthetic potential. Social Impact The stool champions circularity (GRS-certified materials) and community, encouraging connection in shared spaces. Its low-waste production aligns with SDGs, while the design prompts conscious consumption. Whether in coworking hubs or galleries, the Clover Collective proves that sustainability and social engagement can coexist beautifully.
Conclusion
A fusion of poetry and pragmatism, the Clover Collective meets the award criteria by innovating with waste, adapting to human needs, telling a visual story, and advocating for planetary health. It’s not just a seat—it’s a step toward regenerative design.