Tabu is a collectible stool or side table that deliberately positions itself as a complementary and enhancing element within the 5.8 collection. While the other designs are defined by strict symmetry and a monolithic character, Tabu introduces a subtle deviation: its base is constructed asymmetrically. 

This break from symmetry makes Tabu a versatile and ever-changing object. Depending on its position in the space and the angle from which it is viewed, it reveals a different appearance each time. As such, the piece is not only used, but also experienced through its continuous variation.

Despite its smaller scale, Tabu maintains a strong identity. It playfully nests around the collection’s more monumental pieces, acting as an accent that nuances the architectural logic. In this way, Tabu embodies the essence of the 5.8 collection: a dialogue between order and playfulness, between stability and poetic tension.

As a stool, Tabu offers a compact seating solution or as a side table, it becomes a subtle, supportive companion in the space. But above all, Tabu transcends mere functionality: it is a sculptural gesture that brings lightness and freedom into a world of monolithic forms.