Although this table may look nice enough, it’ll actually drive any two people attempting to enjoy a quiet dinner crazy. Why? Each setting (plates, forks, spoons, glasses) is tethered to the opposite. So if one person uses the glass, the other can’t pick up theirs. Talk about coordination!
Designer: Stefano Merlo & Claudia Taddia
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Też mi coś… Bareja to w misiu pokazał już 20 lat temu 🙂
Here is Something Similar – this is polish comedy “Mis”from 1980 😉
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RHkCqkn0VKE
What? Why? :]
How about detaching for washing? And only one person can eat at a time? or they both have to slouch. I think this would be fun for about 10 seconds before it got old.
I think this qualifies as Form With Disfunction.