Vignelli Cube

The Vignelli Cube is one of those rare objects that quietly improves every space you put it in. Designed in 2005 by Lella and Massimo Vignelli—icons of modern design and the minds behind New York’s subway signage—it’s a perfectly scaled indoor-outdoor cube that works as a stool, side table, step stool, footrest, or sculptural accent. Rotationally molded in the USA from durable, recycled polyethylene and finished with Heller’s Worry Free Plastics Technology, it’s built for decades of real use and fully recyclable through Heller’s closed-loop program.

Offered in 16 colors, including six new 2025 hues (Slate, Turquoise, Celadon, Citron, Ochre, Brown), the Cube adapts to any environment—poolside, courtside, office lounges, patios, hotel suites, or beside the bed. Lightweight at 15 pounds yet sturdy enough for everyday seating, it’s easy to move, easy to clean, and can be sand-filled underneath for added stability outdoors. Pure geometry, zero visual noise—the Vignelli Cube embodies the clarity and longevity that define the Vignelli legacy, now made with modern, sustainable materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Vignelli Cube made of?
It is rotationally molded in the USA from durable, recycled polyethylene and finished with Heller's Worry Free Plastics technology, making it fully recyclable through Heller's closed-loop program.

Who designed the Vignelli Cube and when?
It was designed in 2005 by Lella and Massimo Vignelli, the designers behind New York's subway signage.

What can the Vignelli Cube be used for?
It works indoors or outdoors as a stool, side table, step stool, footrest, or sculptural accent.

What are the dimensions and weight of the Cube?
It measures 18.1 in wide, 18.1 in deep, and 18.1 in high and weighs 15 pounds. It can be sand-filled underneath for added stability outdoors.

What colors are available?
The Cube is offered in 16 colors, including six 2025 hues: Slate, Turquoise, Celadon, Citron, Ochre, and Brown.

How do I care for the Vignelli Cube?
For minor spots, use a damp soft cloth with a non-abrasive, bleach-free cleaner. For heavier marks, use a mild bleach-free detergent and a soft brush, then wipe off excess water with a chamois.