Seeding Stillness is a design studio focused on exploring new possibilities for urban furniture and public-space installations through material experimentation, spatial design, and circular production approaches.

We work at the intersection of design, material research, and urban environments, developing objects and structures that respond to the changing needs of contemporary cities. A key part of our practice is the exploration of new composite materials, particularly those incorporating recycled and industrial waste streams, and investigating how their material properties can inform new forms, production methods, and applications.

Rather than treating materials simply as a means of production, Seeding Stillness approaches material research as an integral part of the design process. Through prototyping, testing, and collaboration with material and manufacturing specialists, the studio explores how emerging composites can become durable, adaptable, and visually distinctive elements of public space.

The studio’s work ranges from urban furniture and shading structures to temporary installations and spatial interventions. Its approach combines experimental material development with practical considerations of durability, manufacturability, maintenance, and scalability.