The Miura Stool, designed by Konstantin Grcic in 2005 for the Italian brand Plank, is known for its striking geometric structure. The design is based on a rational approach to form and material, where stability and lightness are achieved through a carefully engineered construction.

The seat and legs form a dynamic composition of sharp lines and folded surfaces. This architectural structure gives the stool a distinctive profile while also providing structural strength. Despite its industrial appearance, the object remains visually light and easy to handle.

Within Contemporary design, the Miura Stool is often regarded as an example of how digital design techniques and industrial production can reinforce one another. The form appears almost faceted, giving the object a strong graphic presence within the space.

The result is a stool that is functional and robust while carrying a clear design signature. The Miura is used in both residential interiors and public or hospitality environments.