A single, extended leg transforms the standard stool, disrupting its familiar geometry. This act of vertical growth initiates a dialogue between user and object, imbuing the stool with newfound functionality. The extended leg elevates the seat, simultaneously creating a backrest, inviting a more relaxed posture. This simple alteration demonstrates how a single change can redefine form and function. Echoing natural growth patterns, where expansion in one area influences others, this design embraces organic principles. The stool transcends its conventional form, prompting questions of definition: Is this a back, or still a seat? This ambiguity sparks curiosity, challenging our perception of the object.