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NY Design Week 2011: "Trift" by Judith Seng
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Unless trees grow square, these don't look as though they've been gradually changed overtime, they look as though they were cut on a saw and sandblasted, then the endgrain covered thus hiding any 'characteristics and gradual transformations over time of the underlying tree-log'. Also due to the various sizes, it looks as though very little consideration has been given to function ie. the ideal heights for stools. It looks as though the 'designer' has found a load of random lumps of wood and decided to lazily label them stools.This is not new, I've seen many things similar, over the last few years, but the over pontification of the description of something very simple by Ray reaches a new level.
'The polished, plastic quality of the lacquered top fades into the natural grain of the log, while the saturated hues add a more whimsical dimension to the stools, suggesting some kind of supernatural ossification.'
Supernatural ossification! Are you trying to say - some dude could only be arsed to spray half a lump of sandblasted wood? Slow day in the office?