Zeta Stool

MDF

Botta Mario

Zeta, designed by Mario Botta, is a stool distinguished by formal clarity and design rigor. The structure recalls the name-giving letter: two square elements, seat and base, connected by a diagonal element joint by interlocking, crossed by two blades strengthening its stability. This construction system creates a visual balance of dynamic nature, where geometries meet in a perfectly calibrated play of forces. Made in MDF colored mass, Zeta is offered in monochrome finishes or in a multicolored version combining black, gray, and chocolate, emphasizing contrasts and depth. In the variation MB Edition, yellow blades add a bold chromatic accent highlighting the graphical character of the project. The references to Rietveld's Neoplasticism are evident in the relation between form and function. Zeta is not just a stool, but an object of rigorous design, capable of expressing an architectural idea with extreme precision.