I saw this fascinating piece of flat-pack furniture on Boingboing – and I just had to repost it. Check out the video:
I absolutely want one of these!
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Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
Yeah, it’s pretty cool- I wish I knew more about the material used. it seems very strong and very thin. I’m intrigued.
Came across your blog while googling about origami. Thought you might be interested in this link related to this post:
http://www.molodesign.com/pages.php?section=main
How cool is this! Amazing! Want one too, who would not?
The site contains more information about this cool sofa.
http://www.flexiblelove.com/eng/?page_id=2
Does anyone know what is the accordian technique called? I remember fold out christmas decorations as a kid that used the same technique. I’ve been trying to track instructions for these down these, and also the three dimensional models built with slotted pieces of paper – they lie flat so they are mailable, but you can open them up into simple 3d sculptures. (Just received one in the mail that looks like a snowglobe with a wooden base when unfolded.) They sort of remind me of the separators for a case of wine, or whatever – if you pull that section out of the box, you can squish it flat. Don’t know what these are called either. It’s hard to find instructions when you don’t know the name! lol. I want want want that chair – only $800!
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Sei Gegr
Mein Sofa hat die besten Jahre bereits hinter sich und das modernste ist es auch nicht mehr, deshalb hab ich beschlossen mir jetzt mal ein neues zu kaufen. Mein Hund knabbert leider auch gern mal an meiner Couch herum, deshalb bin ich auf der Suche nach einem strapazierfähigen Material. Hat jemand von Euch Erfahrung mit Haustieren und kann mir einen bestimmten Stoff empfehlen?