Children chairs
Nest (1:2:3:4) chair was created by Kirsten White in cooperation with Jeremy Cox and Lucas Brancalion from Brothers and Sons, for the Capacity Show in Toronto. In fact it is not a single chair but a whole series of chairs all rolled into one larger chair. The concept seems to modulate famous Russian nesting dolls because each individual chair rests within a slightly bigger one. Nest chair is the modern yet unique piece of furniture. The chair expresses the idea of the life circle in some way. Each chair is usable, even the small one, it will be perfect for children. With its playful design, and varied bright colours, the seat is appropriate for family homes full of joy.
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The designer Roeland Otten, based out of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has recently presented ABC chairs, the prototypes of the letters in the alphabet. As you can guess there are 26 models in his collection which are made of lacquered MDF with hopes to mass produce these chairs with a lighter more durable material. The seats can be arranged to form words so they can perform a communicative function. The idea of the designer is that smaller size ABC chairs would also be applicable for children’s interiors, such as libraries and schools. Limited editions of prototypes can be produced upon request. ABC chairs were produced with the help of Fonds BKVB and Materiaal Fonds voor Beeldende Kunst en Vormgeving.
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The designer Roeland Otten, based out of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has recently presented ABC chairs, the prototypes of the letters in the alphabet. As you can guess there are 26 models in his collection which are made of lacquered MDF with hopes to mass produce these chairs with a lighter more durable material. The seats can be arranged to form words so they can perform a communicative function. The idea of the designer is that smaller size ABC chairs would also be applicable for children?s interiors, such as libraries and schools. Limited editions of prototypes can be produced upon request. ABC chairs were produced with the help of Fonds BKVB and Materiaal Fonds voor Beeldende Kunst en Vormgeving.
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