Post(s) tagged with "furniture"

rcruzniemiec:

Growth Table designed by Tim Durfee & Iris Anna Regn

I’ve been looking at this desk for a week and I realized what’s missing. In front of the left most, tallest desk should be another, even taller, as a stand up desk.

8 December 2012 913 rcruzniemiec-deactivated2013020 Permalink
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rcruzniemiec:

My Desk Miguel Mestre

“My Desk’s concept is freedom. Freedom from the boundaries of your notebook pages and post-its. My Desk gives a 100x70cm blank paper that serves literally as base for your work and helps your mind flow. Sketch, draw, take annotations or simply scribble.”

7 December 2012 1026 rcruzniemiec-deactivated2013020 Permalink
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jonathanmoore:

Another Picnic Table

Wouter Nieuwendijk and Jair Straschnow teamed up to challenge the traditional picnic table that provided easier access at the table and with a flip of the seat it converts into a comfortable lounge chair.

Found on The Fox is Black

19 August 2011 4132 jonathanmoore Permalink
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