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Designer Keiji Ashizawa has applied
flat-pack design principles in developing his sleek set of
furniture objects including the above chairs and stools. Like giant
versions of 3D toy puzzles or model cars, there is a playful aspect
to these powerful industrial-produced sturdy-yet-elegant metal
designs. |
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RawStudio is the
brainchild of Nick Rawcliffe, a talented designer with an
impressive resume. He studied at the Bauhaus and Royal College of
Art before moving to work in Japan. His furniture work is as
eclectic as his background, which is difficult to pin down
stylistically between his studio’s slotted and hanging
chairs. |
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In the same puzzle-piece tradition of the above
examples in wood and metal David Graas’s stool and chair
designs take the best possible advantage of the strengths of
cardboard to create sturdy furniture that also has a strangely
unique style and come in a compact form. |
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The desFurniture group designs
impressively simple pieces of furniture that “push the boundaries
of efficiency while maintaining craftsmanship.” Much of their work
is created out of a single sheet of plywood and requires no fasteners,
adhesives or complex tools. These combine aspects of
portable, elegant, simple and ecological furniture design. Shown
above are a single-panel lounger, stool, chair and
bookcase. |
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Similar in concept to
desFurniture, students
of the Ryerson School of Furniture Design created a series of
creative furniture pieces each from a single 4×4 foot sheet
of plywood. The above desk, laptop stand and
tables were each created using this strictly limited amount
of material and demonstrate an impressive range of
possibilities. |
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