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Regular readers are already well aware of our preoccupation with the chair. This one comes from Dutch design duo Tejo Remy and Rene VeenHuizen. Tejo Remy spoke at the Inhabitat's 'Reclaiming Design' on the issues of reclaimed materials in design.
I love it when the design is more impactful than the 'green'-ness. Nice work!
via Inhabitat
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