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Most doorstops are rubber wedges you kick under a door and forget. This one started as the Thud Stop: part doorstop, part mantel object, part useful lump with a personality.

It is machined from aluminum, so it has real weight, and it goes through the booth in small runs. The same shape reads loud or quiet depending on the finish. Black Speckle disappears into a room. Pink and Purple does not.

The shape is a hyperbolic paraboloid, which is a fancy way of saying it cups the heel and stays stiff without being thick.

They are pressed here with a machined mold and a hydraulic press, then left raw or powder coated. Eight finishes so far.

The Low Stacking Stool came out of the Thud family at Stunt Doubles. Bent, welded steel legs, a selected wood seat, satin hardwax on top and powder coat underneath.

The real design work is in the stack. The legs nest so three stools turn into one object instead of a pile.