Jun 02

Unconventional Stools from UHURU: Two unique seats employ bronze casting and traditional Japanese wood-charring techniques

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Unconventional Stools from UHURU


Though Brooklyn’s furniture brand UHURU was founded in 2004, it wasn’t until the debut of their 2010 collection of repurposed Coney Island boardwalk planks that UHURU went from a small…

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