COMPACT is totally sustainable furniture design made from cardboard and recycled polypropylene. The modular solution comes in 5 flat boards which make for easy transport. Assembly should be a cinch if you’re used to IKEA and it’s all held together by interlocking areas that are sealed with wood glue. Configurations are endless, everything from storage, to a work area complete with lighting.
Designer: Pedro Gomes
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nice work and very flexible in use! keep up the good work!
just dont spill your coffee..!
i’m sure hobos will love this. would work well with the overall architecture of the place.
Love this idea, where can a poor college student find such a thing?
Hello, i´m happy that you enjoy my design. If you would like to buy one you can contact me at plpgomes@gmail.com.
Hello, i´m happy that you enjoy my design. If you would like to buy one you can contact me at plpgomes@gmail.com.
Thank you
I see more uses for my cafeteria pizza already.
What would you do if the internet crashed for good? Would you get used to life with less communication and less “being connected” or would you be pretty bummed for the rest of your life?
This is assuming it was not fixed. Perhaps some largescale EMP attack or something that crippled it for the next 50+ years or so.
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