There is something pleasing about the simple, branching structure of this sculptural furnishing. Combining an ancient natural design with some of mankind’s most modern and durable materials, it makes quite a statement.
A sculptural piece that combines the strongest of man-made materials with the natural structural advantages of a tree’s branches. The carbon fiber, steel and Kevlar-reinforced base is virtually indestructible, yet has a misleadingly delicate aesthetic. In gloss or satin finishes, it’s a super chic addition to the modern office.
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Posted by DidYaSee
May 15, 2013
Huge fan of convertible and space saving furniture; more-so when it is this attractive.
In our apartments we are always in the confrontation with furniture for the living space. It is so important, that the Interior items possess little space, are multi-functional and small in size. I created a sofa for the living room, that can easily be transformed into a small dining-table with 6 padded stools.
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April 26, 2013
I do love stuff that turns into other stuff. I think my subconscious rationales that it is getting two (or more) things for one. As for names, I’m thinking Decepticouch! 😉
This ingenious convertible furniture piece is perfect for compact spaces, instantly transforming from 3 person sofa to 6 person dining table. Simply unfold the top/back, remove the cushions, & expand their legs to create a comfortable space to eat, play a card game, or enjoy other group activities.
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February 27, 2013
All “breath of fresh air” jokes aside, these are lovely.
Each Living Table is handmade in their San Francisco-area headquarters using 3/8 inch-thick tempered glass that can handle a 180 lb load per square foot and your choice of color, wood finish and even which plants you’d like added.
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February 6, 2013
The clever folks at Torafu Architects in Japan have designed this surprisingly simple folding tray that looks like it could be temporarily attached to a variety of rails and banisters without the need for nails or screws. Just the thing for summer patio picnics or a bit of extra horizontal space when working on your patio.
Translated: Ishinomaki workshop is “A place for local manufacturing,” in Ishinomaki was devastated by the tsunami, which was established by the participants with a focus on the designer. This product is commercialized by his cooperation with the workshop, will be produced by the handiwork …
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May 11, 2012
