The Prophet Corporation

Ryan William Rasell

Laura Ann Fletcher

Alison Marie Harguth

Amber Lee Orenstein

Caleb Summers

An active desk includes a base having a convex surface defining at least one rocking path; a frame coupled to the base at an opposite end from the convex surface; a desk mounted to the frame; and a seat mounted to the frame at a location spaced between the base and the desk. A study seat includes a base; a frame extending upwardly from the base; a desk mounted to the frame and laterally offset from the base; and a seat mounted to the frame and laterally offset from the desk.

Desk with seating

An active stool includes a base and a cover. The base defines an interior cavity accessible through an open end of the base. The cover removably mounts to the base to cover the open end. The cover defines a seat for a user. The base is configured to tilt along at least one rocking path. Certain types of bases are configured to tilt along multiple rocking paths.

Active seat with storage

Active seat with desk

Stackable stools include rocking surfaces along which the stools can be rocked to allow a user to sway to and fro. The stools have rest surfaces that provide stable inclined positions of the stools. The stools can be stacked together to save space. The stools define holes allowing the stools to be stacked on a pole.

Active seating

A storage device includes at least one set of first and second tubular members, and a plurality of elastic cords that form a penetrable barrier. A first end of each elastic cord is coupled to a first tubular member by a knot, and a second end of each elastic cord is coupled to a second tubular member by positioning an enlarged body in a keyhole. A method for assembling a storage device includes securing first and second tubular members to a frame, looping an elastic cord around the first tubular member, and inserting an enlarged body into a keyhole of the second tubular member. In alternative example, each end of the elastic cord includes an enlarged body and each end of the elastic cord is positioned in a keyhole. In another alternative example, the first tubular member is fed through the loop of each elastic cord.

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Apple Valley, MN, United States of America

Ryan William Rasell