Daily Commute - Joseph Alleman, 2014.
American,b.1975-
Watercolour on paper, 9.5 x 7.5 in.
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Daily Commute - Joseph Alleman, 2014.
American,b.1975-
Watercolour on paper, 9.5 x 7.5 in.
a viewing tower for fish made with an old fish tank and a couple of cinder blocks
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Lepke table - David Szabo
This transformable coffee table (named Lepke, to mean ‘butterfly’ in Hungarian) is all about being adjustable… a trait derived from the metamorphosis of butterflies. Transformable by its owners - meaning they themselves are able to shape its form and characteristics - this simple piece of furniture is constructed from timber and placed along two parallel joints upon which the slats move in sequence; creating the wave effect of the adjusted table. The joints are simply tightened when the desired shape is achieved; holding the piece in place.
It’s all part of the designer’s philosophy of creating a stronger connection between the design and the user. See more at: Lepkedesign
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