Modular Design System
Dot Collection
Dot began as a simple tripod and grew, step by step, into a modular design system — one that carries a single formal and structural language across furniture, collectible objects and lighting.
At its core is a simple, repeatable structure. Change the scale, the material, the seat or the way it is used and it becomes a different object, without ever losing its identity.
The legs are crafted from iron sheets and shaped around a central bend inspired by the form of plant leaves. This bend gives the design an organic touch and acts as a structural solution, ensuring strength without compromising elegance. Seen from above, the three legs are arranged around a central point, creating a balanced, simple and symbolic shape.
That flexibility has opened the family out into many versions — from a functional tripod stool and a table to collectible editions developed in collaboration with other artists and designers.
More recently the Dot language has extended into light, where lighting versions of the system, including a floor lamp, are in development.
Pieces
Collectible Editions
Dot Nut- Fur Edition
Furniture
Stool- Table
Lighting
Floor Lamp
Details
- DisciplineFurniture · Collectible Design · Lighting
- Design SystemModular / Adaptable
- DesignerReza Raeisifar
- CollaborationsSaber Abar · Roya Raisifar
- ManufacturerAmin Talezade, Reza Raeisifar
Collectible Editions
Dot Nut
8 imagesCollaboration with Saber Abar. A doughnut form and a different visual language give the Dot structure a new reading — hand-bent steel legs beneath a hand-finished fiberglass seat, in a quiet dialogue between craftsmanship and industrial production.
Fur Edition
6 imagesCollaboration with Roya Raisifar. A fur covering adds a soft, tactile layer that gives the same Dot structure an entirely different character.
Furniture
Stool
9 imagesThe original tripod — and the seat that swaps: fabric, leather, fiberglass, aluminium, glass or fur on one unchanged base.
Table
7 imagesThe same structural logic at furniture scale, where Dot grows from a small object into a functional piece.
Lighting
Floor Lamp
2 imagesThe Dot language carried into light. This floor lamp version is in development, extending the same modular logic from furniture into lighting.
