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London Design Festival 2014

By Core Jr - October 6, 2014

LDF at the V&A London Design Fetival bigger than ever this year, the hub remains the V&A Sam Dunne 1 of 120

Candela Hypnotic spinning disk with evolving pattern printed by light on phosphorescent surface
Designed by: Felix de Pass, Michael Montgomery, Ian McIntyre Sam Dunne 2 of 120

Candela Hypnotic spinning disk with evolving pattern printed by light on phosphorescent surface
Designed by: Felix de Pass, Michael Montgomery, Ian McIntyre Sam Dunne 3 of 120

Double Space Inspired by themes of movement and perspectives in space, a huge mirrored structure fills the gallery ceiling, rotating on an axis to present new views of the gallery
Designed by: Barber Osgerby
barberosgerby.com Sam Dunne 4 of 120

Sketch Chair Swedish design trio Front recorded themselves drawing in the air an turned their movements into a 3D file that was then printed with ceramic filled proxy
Designed by: Front
www.frontdesign.com Sam Dunne 5 of 120

Broken Mirror A mirror that only comes into use when someone steps in front of it, a sensor telling the relective surface to snap taut
Designed by: Aurelia von Allmen, Guillaume Markwalder Sam Dunne 6 of 120

Designjunction Design fair designjunction once again took over 120,000 sq. ft. of old warehouse space in central London, displaying all that is hot in furniture and object design
Designed by: Pernilla Ohrstedt
pernilla-ohrstedt.com Sam Dunne 8 of 120

MINI Frontiers X Dezeen at Designjunction UK design blog Dezeen collaborated with car manufacturer MINI exhibiting commissions exploring the future of transportation
www.dezeen.com/minifrontiers Sam Dunne 9 of 120

MINI Frontiers X Dezeen at Designjunction Architect Pernilla Ohrstedts commission took over the space itself, thousands of white dots representing the swathes of data that will flow through the city in a future of driverless cars
pernilla-ohrstedt.com Sam Dunne 10 of 120

Stained Glass Driverless Sleeper Car In a future of super safe self driving cars, the forms and materials that have constrained automotive design in our time may no longer apply.
Designed by: Domonic Wilcox
dominicwilcox.com Sam Dunne 11 of 120

Prepping the Body for Space V.01 Artist Lucy McRay imagines a future world of space exploration in which normal people will need to prepare and repair their bodies
Designed by: Lucy McRay
www.lucymcrae.net Sam Dunne 14 of 120

Hyper-Reality An extract of upcoming Hyper-Reality film, exploring the seemingly dystopian possibilities of the colliding worlds of visual augmentation
Designed by: Keiichi Matsuda
www.km.cx Sam Dunne 15 of 120

Design Taxonomy Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg imagines a future world in which biological materials have become the mainstay of manufacturing and production and the freedom this would allow
Designed by: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
www.daisyginsberg.com Sam Dunne 16 of 120

Flash Factory Clever never ending conveyor belt display ceramic creations
Designed by: Soderlund Davidson
www.soderlund-davidson.com Sam Dunne 17 of 120

Tom Pigeon Awesome metalic stationary
Designed by: Tom Pigeon
www.tompigeon.com Sam Dunne 18 of 120

Balloon Lampshades Playful lighting and interior objecs from TobyHouse
Designed by: Toby House
www.tobyhouse.co.uk Sam Dunne 19 of 120

Beach Ball Lampshades Playful lighting and interior objecs from TobyHouse
Designed by: Toby House
www.tobyhouse.co.uk Sam Dunne 20 of 120

Doily Picture Frames Playful lighting and interior objecs from TobyHouse
Designed by: Toby House
www.tobyhouse.co.uk Sam Dunne 21 of 120

Lamp pick n mix Awesome material samples on show
Designed by: Rothschild and Bickers
www.rothschildbickers.com Sam Dunne 22 of 120

Waxploration Katharina Gross makes waxy furniture inspired by candlestick making
Designed by: Katharina Gross
www.katharinagrossdesign.com Sam Dunne 23 of 120

Cap Table Light
Designed by: Etano Home
www.etano-home.com Sam Dunne 24 of 120

Pyramid Boxes
Designed by: Korridor Design
korridordesign.com Sam Dunne 25 of 120

Splatterware Sweet enamelwares at Dyke and Dean Stand
Designed by: Dyke & Dean
www.dykeanddean.com Sam Dunne 26 of 120

Los Enmascarados Drawers Furniture inspired by the character of Mexico
Designed by: Ana Jimanez Palomar
www.anajimenez.com Sam Dunne 27 of 120

Ancient Materials Experiments Objects made with ancient material-making techniques from across the globe
Designed by: Studio Viatopia
studioviatopia.com Sam Dunne 28 of 120

Drums Stool or coffee tablemade out of an interesting array of unexpected materials including rock salt, coffee and sand
Designed by: AMMA Studio
www.ammastudionyc.com Sam Dunne 29 of 120

Grandad Edison Giant filament bulbs
Designed by: Dyke & Dean
www.dykeanddean.com Sam Dunne 30 of 120

Pirch light Folded paper bid lamp
Designed by: Umut Yamax
www.umutyamac.com Sam Dunne 31 of 120

A Childs Dream 17 UK designers reinterpreting the classic Anglepoise desk lamps and Ercol chairs to enter into silent auction for charity
Designed by: Anglepoise x Ercol Sam Dunne 32 of 120

Designerblock Now in its 17th year, Designersblock return in a grand new central location
www.verydesignersblock.com Sam Dunne 33 of 120

Designerblock Impressive projections on the buildings cupola
www.verydesignersblock.com Sam Dunne 34 of 120

The Glowing Oak Plumen installation featuring new Plumen002 bulb
Designed by: Plumen
plumen.com Sam Dunne 35 of 120

The Glowing Oak Plumen installation featuring new Plumen002 bulb
Designed by: Plumen
plumen.com Sam Dunne 36 of 120

Food for Your Thoughts A modular food tray lunch box inspired by interviews with creative people about their favorite meals
Designed by: Josiah Jones
josiahjones.co.uk Sam Dunne 37 of 120

Food for Your Thoughts A modular food tray lunch box inspired by interviews with creative people about their favorite meals
Designed by: Josiah Jones
josiahjones.co.uk Sam Dunne 38 of 120

Typewriter 3D illustration The magical world of illustrator Camilla Barnard
Designed by: Camilla Barnard
www.camillabarnard.com Sam Dunne 39 of 120

Bolle Lamp Suspension lamp with the blown glass and brass bulb fixtures and fittings, apparently inspired by floating soap bubbles
Designed by: Giopato & Coombes
www.giopatocoombes.com Sam Dunne 40 of 120

I Flauti Colourful glass hanging lamps
Designed by: Giopato & Coombes
www.giopatocoombes.com Sam Dunne 41 of 120

Los Enmascarados Cupboard Furniture inspired by the character of Mexico
Designed by: Ana Jimanez Palomar
www.anajimenez.com Sam Dunne 42 of 120

A Cow in a Landscape with a Farmstead Beyond Farmyard inspired furniture
Designed by: Milton Priest
www.miltonpriest.com Sam Dunne 43 of 120

Randall Farmyard inspired furniture
Designed by: Milton Priest
www.miltonpriest.com Sam Dunne 44 of 120

Passive Smoking Machine An installation coughing, spluttering and spewing smoke when an unsuspecting festival goer stubs out a cigarette on it
Designed by: Nord Collective
nordcollective.com Sam Dunne 45 of 120

The First Law of Kipple Incredible installation of thousands of objects, painstakingly arranged by color
Designed by: Dan Tobin Smith
www.dantobinsmith.com Sam Dunne 46 of 120

The First Law of Kipple Incredible installation of thousands of objects, painstakingly arranged by color
Designed by: Dan Tobin Smith
www.dantobinsmith.com Sam Dunne 47 of 120

Nouveau Rebel Lee Broom opened doors at his Shoreditch studio to launch an opulent new collection of lighting and objects under the tongue in cheek title, 'Nouveau Rebel.
Designed by: Lee Broom
www.leebroom.com Sam Dunne 48 of 120

Ten Years of Color Global Color Research and Giles Miller studio collaborated on this installation showing evolving trends in color
Designed by: Global Color Research x Giles Miller Studio
www.globalcolor.co.uk Sam Dunne 53 of 120

Ernest Wright and Sons Scissormakers Craftsmen from century-old Sheffield-based Ernest Wright & Sons giving demonstrations of blade hand-sharpening and scissor assembly
Designed by: Ernest Wright and Sons
www.ernestwright.co.uk Sam Dunne 55 of 120

Tent and Superbrands Tent London and sister event Superbrands, took over the long retired Truman Brewery once again for LDF14 exhibiting creative furniture and design work from both big brands and smaller players.
www.tentlondon.co.uk Sam Dunne 59 of 120

Raising Geometry Stunning optical illusion mirrors
Designed by: Cascade
wearecascade.com Sam Dunne 60 of 120

Raising Geometry Stunning optical illusion mirrors
Designed by: Cascade
wearecascade.com Sam Dunne 61 of 120

Sue Pryke x Wild and Wood Some lovely crisp and clean homewares on display
Designed by: Sue Pryke, Wild and Wood Sam Dunne 62 of 120

Sue Pryke x Wild and Wood Some lovely crisp and clean homewares on display
Designed by: Sue Pryke, Wild and Wood Sam Dunne 63 of 120

Material Container stools Stools of contrasting materials including acrylic, metals, stone, cork as well as hard and soft woods
Designed by: Jeonghwa Seo
jeonghwaseo.com Sam Dunne 64 of 120

Stellar Screen Glitzy mirrored number
Designed by: Jake Phipps
www.jakephipps.com Sam Dunne 65 of 120

Lost at Sea console Golden barnacle encrusted
Designed by: Jake Phipps
www.jakephipps.com Sam Dunne 66 of 120

Lost at Sea console Golden barnacle encrusted
Designed by: Jake Phipps
www.jakephipps.com Sam Dunne 67 of 120

Smell of Liberty Insense holder
Designed by: Aparentment
www.aparentment.com Sam Dunne 68 of 120

Cut Glass lamp Always great stuff at Dechem stand
Designed by: Dechem
dechemstudio.com Sam Dunne 69 of 120

Fruit Bowls A race track for your fruit?
Designed by: Aparentment
www.aparentment.com Sam Dunne 70 of 120

Tuthanka Porcelain tableware
Designed by: Margit Seland
www.margitseland.com Sam Dunne 71 of 120

Miihn lamp Strange creature like lamp from Bergen Academy student
Designed by: Susanne Notoy Sam Dunne 72 of 120

Kolormondo 3D colour wheels The colour wheel in three dimensions
Designed by: Kolormondo
kolormondo.com/en Sam Dunne 73 of 120

Tent and Superbrands Folks chilling out after a long day on the festival trail
www.tentlondon.co.uk Sam Dunne 74 of 120

Paper Vase Cover Pepe Heykoop has been collaborating with charity Tiny Dreams Foundation to enable a small community in a Mumbai slum designing products they can make and sell
Designed by: Pepe Heykoop
www.pepeheykoop.nl Sam Dunne 75 of 120

Folded Lampshade Pepe Heykoop has been collaborating with charity Tiny Dreams Foundation to enable a small community in a Mumbai slum designing products they can make and sell
Designed by: Pepe Heykoop
www.pepeheykoop.nl Sam Dunne 76 of 120

Skull vases Mexico inspired ceramics
Designed by: Pop and Dots
www.pop-dots.com Sam Dunne 77 of 120

Infierno candlestich holder Mexico inspired ceramics
Designed by: Pop and Dots
www.pop-dots.com Sam Dunne 78 of 120

Eco phone speaker Mexico inspired ceramics
Designed by: Pop and Dots
www.pop-dots.com Sam Dunne 79 of 120

Crown Candelabra Some charming stuff at Sebastian Cox stand
Designed by: Sebastian Cox
sebastiancox.co.uk Sam Dunne 80 of 120

Tom Dixon metal London postcard Copper and brass accessories were part of the club-themed exhibition at the Tom Dixon showroom in Ladbroke Grove, amongst them this sturdy London postcard.
Designed by: Tom Dixon
www.tomdixon.net Anki Delfmann 81 of 120

Tom Dixon Cog Collection The Cog Collection showed a variety of desk accessories, inspired by Tom Dixon's 'misspent youth' in discotheques, and the traditional English Gentlemens' Club.
Designed by: Tom Dixon
www.tomdixon.net Anki Delfmann 82 of 120

Polyomino by Seng Watson and Ally Capellino Ally Capellino showcased her accessories on Polyomino, an interpretation of Piet Hein's Soma Cube, in collaboration with architect Seng Watson.
Designed by: Ally Capellino
www.allycapellino.co.uk Anki Delfmann 83 of 120

Polyomino by Seng Watson and Ally Capellino Made from sustainable papercrete, the blocks are joined according to Piet Hein's formula. The top face of the complete grey concrete cube has an inset brown leather square in each of it's 9 cubes.
Designed by: Ally Capellino
www.allycapellino.co.uk Anki Delfmann 84 of 120

Bamboo Bicycle Club at CrowdShed At CrowdShed, London's newest crowdfunding hub in SoHo, the guys from Bamboo Bicycle Club presented their new designs for a composite Lug Technology, which will make it a breeze for people to home-assemble their very own bamboo bike.
Designed by: Bamboo Bicycle Culb
www.crowdshed.com/project/bamboo-bicycle-club---a-bicycle-revolution Anki Delfmann 85 of 120

The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion The fourteenth Serpentine Pavilion was designed by Chilean architect Smiljan Radic. A semi-translucent, cylindrical structure that resembles a shell and rests on large quarry stones, the Pavilion occupies 350 square metres.
Designed by: Smiljan Radic
www.serpentinegalleries.org/exhibitions-events/serpentine-galleries-pavilion-2014-smiljan-radic Anki Delfmann 86 of 120

The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion Radic's design is home to a Cafe on the inside and hosts a series of events.
Designed by: Smiljan Radic
www.serpentinegalleries.org/exhibitions-events/serpentine-galleries-pavilion-2014-smiljan-radic Anki Delfmann 87 of 120

Lunch break by the Canal at Central Saint Martins Festival goers taking a break at Central Saint Martins, which hosted the Student exhibition Restless Futures and the co-design and collaboration event as part of the Global Design Forum.
www.arts.ac.uk/csm/ Anki Delfmann 88 of 120

Global Design Forum - Co-design and Collaboration talk At the Global Design Forum co-design and collaboration talk, Cecilia Weckstrom (LEGO), Gadi Amit (New Deal Design), Nathan Waterhouse (IDEO) and Oliver Marlow (TILT) discussed how the role of the designer is evolving within new collaborative processes.
Designed by: Nathan Waterhouse, Cecilia Weckstrom, Gadi Amit, Oliver Marlow
www.globaldesignforum.com/gdf-events/co-design-and-collaboration Anki Delfmann 89 of 120

A Body Of Skin The Restless Futures exhibition showed student works around topics like disruptive technologies and democratizing innovation, proposing how design can contribute to societal transformation. A Body Of Skin by Gigi Barker explores the varieties and subtleti
Designed by: Gigi Barker
9191.co.uk Anki Delfmann 90 of 120

Velbekomme In Cecilie Rudolph's project, food is treated as both material and inspiration for design.
Designed by: Cecilie Elisabeth Rudolph
www.cecilierudolph.com Anki Delfmann 91 of 120

Velbekomme Rudolph showed experimental approaches to translate design motives onto food, by using food-based print pastes and food waste materials like fish skin and vegetable peels.
Designed by: Cecilie Elisabeth Rudolph
www.cecilierudolph.com Anki Delfmann 92 of 120

Material illusions – the poetics of the everyday Material illusions is a collection of materials that simulate natural aesthetics like wood and stone, all made from man-made waste. This piece of fake silverwood is made from old newspapers, using a layering process that mimics natural growth.
Designed by: Sophie Rowley
www.sophierowley.com Anki Delfmann 93 of 120

Organ 33 Inspired by Surrealism, Organ 33 is a cross-disciplinary project between jewelery, hairdressing and wigmaking. It aims to challenge the perception of the relationship between hair and the female body.
Designed by: Maylinda Bhakdithanaseth Anki Delfmann 94 of 120

Invisible resources Zuzuna Gombosova developed a device that enables controlled growth of bacterial cellulose, shown by the different coloured areas on the exhibited objects. The aim of the project is to explore the manufacturing potential of materials that are grown rather
Designed by: Zuzuna Gombosova
www.zuzusa-gombosova.squarespace.com Anki Delfmann 95 of 120

Extract – Edible art products Effie Koukia came up with Extract during her masters, when researching about grafitti, especially from a health & saftey persective. She has developed a product to replace petroleum based art products, so they are eco-friendly, biodegradable, safe for use
Designed by: Effie Koukia
www.effiekoukia.com Anki Delfmann 96 of 120

The Dub Module The dome above the stairs of the Old Sessions House was beautifully illuminated by Michael Hodgson of The Dub Module, with custom animations following architectural details of the building structure.
Designed by: Michael Hodgson, Bruce Ferguson
www.thedubmodule.tv/ Anki Delfmann 97 of 120

Immersive books These books show their content through their materiality. Printed on the same waterproof material as Australian banknotes, they only reveal the text in certain environmental conditions like specific temperatures or humidity. The image shows an edition of
Designed by: Hristiyan Pavlov
www.hpavlov.com Anki Delfmann 98 of 120

From Insects Coming from a family of beekeepers, Marlene is proposing to collaborate with insects in the design process by using their natural waste streams. She has come up with a new material she calls Wooden Leather, made from propolis (a natural bio-degradable res
Designed by: Marlene Huissoud
www.marlene-huissoud.com Anki Delfmann 99 of 120

Ooho! An alternative way of packaging water Ooho! proposes an alternative way of packaging water to address the serious environmental impact of the classic PET bottle.
Designed by: Pierre Paslier, Guillaume Couche, Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez
www.skippingrockslab.com/ Anki Delfmann 100 of 120

Ooho! An alternative way of packaging water Inspired by the way nature uses membranes to encapsulate liquids, the students deployed culinary 'sphereification' techniques, using brown algae and calcium chloride. The process is so simple it can be replicated at home by everyone, is cheap biodegradabl
Designed by: Pierre Paslier, Guillaume Couche, Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez
www.skippingrockslab.com/ Anki Delfmann 101 of 120

Silk Leaf and Exhale Julian Melchiorri collaborated with TUFTS University's Silk Lab to explore the potential of creating modular photosynthetic devices, using artificial biomaterials to absorb CO2, and produce oxygen and sugars.
Designed by: Julian Melchiorri
www.julianmelchiorri.com/ Anki Delfmann 102 of 120

Silk Leaf and Exhale Melchiorri proposes future applications for indoor and outdoor environments as air purification or biomass systems to bring the efficiency of nature into the man-made world.
Designed by: Julian Melchiorri
www.julianmelchiorri.com/ Anki Delfmann 103 of 120

Change Ringing The shape of the 6 bronze bells of Change Ringing is mathematically derived from graphic statistical representation of temperatures, sourced from NASA'S global Land-Ocean Temperature Index. Arranged chronologically, the bells sonically communicate the sto
Designed by: Peter Shenai
www.change-ringing.co.uk/#!actual-about/ct75 Anki Delfmann 104 of 120

The Public Abattoir This project suggests an approach of transparency in meat production as a response to current food scandals. Janice Tseng Lau proposes the public display of every step of the meat production process with her Atrocity Exhibition.
Designed by: Janice Tseng Lau
www.rca.ac.uk/showcase/show-rca-2014/schoolofarchitecture/architecture/janice-lau/ Anki Delfmann 105 of 120

Street tool box - Revolution Revolution turns bike wheels into infinite rolling stamps, and thus a perfect tool for personal propaganda. The 3D printed stamps are clipped onto the wheels with a cable tie and fed by an inking roll whenever the bike rider wants to leave a message on th
Designed by: Pierre Paslier
pierrepaslier.com/103466/3573102/projects/streettoolbox Anki Delfmann 106 of 120

The Colour of Air This Jacket is wearable smog. Tino Seubert has developed a system to filter particulate matter from the air to permanently stain this sports poutfit, and to extract it to produce lead for pencils and ink for screen-printing.
Designed by: Tino Seubert
www.tinoseubert.com/ Anki Delfmann 107 of 120

Finland Vessels Lina Kanafani curated the Elements Of Craft exhibition at Mint, focussing on influences of craft on design. The image shows Finland Vessel by tadeas Podracky, which was inspired by the wild nature surroundung the designer during a workshop in the small fi
Designed by: Tadeas Podracky
www.tadeaspodracky.com/index.php/project/finland-objects-ii/ Anki Delfmann 108 of 120

Treasure Island Treasure Island is a table that changes its appearance through everyday use. Thousands of loose wooden sticks are the canvas for imprints of objects and peoples' interactions, changing the landscape of the surface.There is a reset handle to wipe the slate
Designed by: Noelle Mulder
noellemulder.com Anki Delfmann 109 of 120

For A Man Of Substance This collection of non-functional tools is made from materials associated with femininity, fragility and luxury, aiming to evoke thoughts about the relationship between purpose and function.
Designed by: Rosie Deegan
impotenttools.co.uk Anki Delfmann 110 of 120

South Kilburn Studios South Kilburn Studios is an oasis of creativity in an area mostly dominated by towering council blocks. The unique project includes a giveback scheme where the creative tennants pledge to to deliver traineeships, events, workshops or commercial time to su
southkilburnstudios.org Anki Delfmann 111 of 120

Ethnography and Semiotics Anthropoligist Nazima Kadir explained the basics of how Ethnography and Semiotics can be used as design research methods.
Designed by: Nazima Kadir
nazimakadir.wordpress.com/about/ Anki Delfmann 112 of 120

Ethnography and Semiotics In small groups, the participants applied the new knowledge to analyse different forms of communication design, like political propaganda and insurance advertising.
Designed by: Nazima Kadir
nazimakadir.wordpress.com/about/ Anki Delfmann 113 of 120

Lonsdale Road Lonsdale road is the beating heart of the brand new Queens Park Design District. Lined with studios, showrooms and restaurants, it attracted both the fabulous of the city and the families of the area.
www.londondesignfestival.com/queens-park-design-district Anki Delfmann 114 of 120

The Rag And Bone Man The Rag And Bone Man Paul Firbank transforms vintage machinery, iconic engine parts and modern scrap into bespoke lighting, furniture and accessories.
Designed by: Paul Firbank
theragandboneman.co.uk Anki Delfmann 115 of 120

The Rag And Bone Man Beautiful reused mechanisms provide for functionality, robustness and the industrial feel of the objects.
Designed by: Paul Firbank
theragandboneman.co.uk Anki Delfmann 116 of 120

Rupert Bevan - bespoke finishes Rupert Bevan Ltd offers a variety of highly specialised and often forgotten areas of craftsmanship like stone and leather work, marquetry, carving, mosaic, decorative paintwork and lacquerwork, gilding and gesso.
Designed by: Rupert Bevan
rupertbevan.com Anki Delfmann 117 of 120

Design Matters at The Interior Design School The Interior Design School exhibited students' final projects, and asked visitors to contribute to the exhibition by leaving behind their own take on why design matters.
idschool.co.uk/ Anki Delfmann 118 of 120

The Water Monopoly This piece wasn't really part of The Water Monopoly's current collection, but beautifully displayed past takes on functionality and style in the bathroom.
www.thewatermonopoly.com Anki Delfmann 119 of 120

Paper Vase Cover made in Mumbai These sleeves made of coated paper are used to turn any bottle into a decorative vase. Pepe Heykoop & Tiny Miracles Foundation have created over 100 jobs in a poor community in Mumbai by teaching them the skills to produce them.
Designed by: Pepe Heykoop
www.pepeheykoop.nl/en/about-pepe/foundation Anki Delfmann 120 of 120

The London Design Festival, now in it's 12th year was back bigger than ever with festivities spreading even further into the metropolis. The usual suspects; designjunction, Designersblock, Tent, and Superbrands were out in full force with more design eye-candy than you can wave a well crafted candlestick at. There was a lot of unexpected treasures to be discovered in peripheries, and once again the organizers did an amazing job with producing and branding the design festival.

London Design Festival 2014:

» Highlights from LDF14 at the VA
» Lee Broom Launches 'Nouveau Rebel'
» The First Law of Kipple
» Dominic Wilcox's Stained Glass Driverless Sleeper Car and Dezeen x MINI Frontiers
» Highlights from Designjunction
» Highlights from Designersblock
» Highlights from Tent London
» Global Color Research x Giles Miller Studio: 'Ten Years of Color'
» Ernest Wright & Son Scissormakers on Shoreditch Design Triangle

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Creative design at its best. I'd love to have this sketch chair in my living room. Any ideas where can I buy it from?

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