Having the right position when sitting is important both in terms of ergonomics and duration of active engagement. When creating art, children often sit for sustained periods, immersed in their work. The solid hardwood rubberwood stool gently adjusts from 16” to 18”, giving children the opportunity to sit with the legs at the correct height whether working flat on the table or in the angled drafting position. Children are naturally curious about movement, and this corkscrew-style stool turns their fascination into a hands-on learning experience. As they rotate the screw threads to raise or lower the height of the stool, they’re not just adjusting a seat — they’re exploring the science of movement, torque, and force in a way that feels intuitive and fun. When children create, they express their ideas with their entire body — grounding their feet, tucking their legs, leaning in with focus, and shifting their bodies as they explore an idea. Available in white, black, and natural finishes, it was designed specifically for the Guidecraft Design Studio but also works with any activity table, desk, piano, or other furniture that promotes active posture. Measuring 12” in diameter with a sturdy 14” x 14” base, the stool accommodates children ages 4 through adults and supports up to 250 lbs of weight.
