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| The Ribbon Chair by Tom Vaughn |
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| The Flow Chair by Jennifer Tran |
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| Sonet Butterfly by Martino Gamper |
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| The Rocking Chair by Rebecca Halstedt |
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| Twosome by Martino Gamper |
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| Rest In Peace by Robert Stadler |
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| The Karton by Florian Kallus |
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| La Roche Chair by Milla Rezanova |
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| Ghost Chair by Valentina GW |
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| The Chairman of Panton by Vitra |
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| Braille business card |
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| Business cards of all staff members in one small package |
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‘They are called ‘Lathe’ because of the apparent rotating effect of the design. In fact the word Lathe comes from the Latin word used to convey the idea of milk being stirred. My very first thought with making this design was actually a practical one. I wanted to create more space on a singular chair by “extruding” the seat’s surface area. This extruding idea came from a Photoshop function where you can pick a row of pixels and extend them as long as you want. This modern computer method aided me to devise new ways of sketching as a contradictory partner in my design process. In this paradoxical sense, using antique forms was the next logical step." - Brajkovic
