At its core, the B1 stool is characterized by a striking geometric composition that speaks the language of architecture. The design features a bold horizontal presence, deliberately contrasting with vertical aluminum-veneered side structures. The piece incorporates architectural fenestration principles - creating purposeful void spaces that allow light to flow through the base, adding both visual lightness and functional intrigue to the form.

The creation process behind the B1 stool exemplifies the evolving nature of contemporary design production. Through careful orchestration between designer, artisan, and industrial manufacturer, the project bridges traditional craftsmanship with modern manufacturing capabilities. This three-way collaboration required precise communication and mutual understanding, resulting in a seamless integration of wood, metal, and upholstery materials.

Beyond its physical form, the B1 stool serves as a cultural artifact that honors both past and present. While embracing constructive principles and materials associated with modernist architecture, it simultaneously pushes forward into new territories of design interpretation. The result is not merely a functional seating solution, but rather an artistic statement that celebrates the rich dialogue between architectural heritage and contemporary furniture design.