I’ve heard it said that there are no new ideas, only great executions. If there’s one thing the Dharma Lounge is, it’s a great execution. Using type to constitute structure isn’t a fantastically new idea, but this lounger from Palette Industries will no doubt gives anyone pause. I’m still a bit dodgy on how to take the apparent instructions printed on the chair, but I’m willing to sit down and think about it for a while.
Designer: Palette Industries
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Perfect design.
Wonderful! Very appealing.. if only i had the money..
I AM VERY LOVE IT
i can only imagine how much production costs would be… however very appealing. good job.
Wu- i love it!
That design imagine a Melon Awards Trophy.
Dead poised written subject matter, recognition for selective in rank. “The earth was completed cycle hence we would not comprehend extremely far-flung downcast the road.” by Karen Blixen.