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I never saw this kind of chair before its really new for me… Bit I must say like the design.. thanks for sharing…
Thank you π
Hi Fiorella, such a cool post! I am an architect and designer myself and I’ve worked on similar cardboard furniture projects in architecture school and completely loved it. You reminded me of those years π
Hi Silvia, thanks a lot!
I wish I would that talented to be able to make a chair like that. I do love the compartments that they uniquely made. Thanks for sharing!
THanks a lot!
That is SOOOO cool!!!
THanks Sara!