The Hana Table, by Japanese designer Shige Hasegawa, features a unique construction which allows the top of the table to rest perfectly on 5 identical supports without the use of screws or nails. When assembled, the legs fit together to form a flower pattern resulting in a beautiful and simplistic coffee table.
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First off, sorry for the lack of posts as of late…the blog kind of took a back seat to some other stuff I had going on. Anyways, I’ma try and get back into the swing of things and post as often as I can…
Now that that’s out of the way – peep Nigo’s (A Bathing Ape) new Benzo!
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Dutch designer Richard Hutten recently produced the Cloud Chair, a unique seating option cast from nickel-plated aluminum featuring a cloud-like shape.
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The Ribbon Bench, by Chinese designer Lambie Chan, is made from rich Australian hardwood twisted to produce a ribbon-like effect.
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Designed by Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop, the Brick Chair is made out of children’s toy blocks. Definitely cool looking but I wonder how comfortable it is? Probably more of a show piece than anything…
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The Coat Chair, by Swedish designer Fredrik Färg, takes inspiration from the world of menswear utilizing a collar-like back, which can be flipped up or down (just like the collar of your coat) depending on the users preference, in addition to cuff-link fasteners which bind the felt upper to the veneer base.
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Taking a rather simple idea, woven seats and backs on a simple steel frame, Patricia Urquiola pushes the envelope by utilizing interesting shapes, materials and colors to produce a design all her own. Brightly colored thermo-plastic polymer were used on outdoor versions of the chair, while woven leathers were used for interior seating.
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The Cabbage Chair by Nendo is produced using recycled paper from the pleated fabric industry. The paper is rolled into a cylinder and cut down the middle, allowing the pages to be peeled back, creating a custom seat.
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