Origami often has the connotation of lightness and fragility, but the MIura table is capable of holding weight up to an astonishing 176 lbs! The design, inspired by the origami fold of the same name, transforms from a flat sheet of paper into a functional, robust piece of furniture in one quick, straightforward folding process. Easy to transport or store, and even easier to assemble!
Designer: Forrest Radford
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is it design?
thats pretty cool! easy and low cost transport possibilities 🙂 are you guys gonna sell these or what was the idea?
working on a single sheet version out of polyprop
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