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Designer Louise Campbell takes us back to childhood with an unorthodox place to sit – a seesaw. The upholstered Seesaw was designed for Erik Jørgensen as an interactive piece of furniture for two people to sit with the goal of being balanced.
Whether it’s a stranger or someone you know, the Seesaw encourages you to communicate and interact a bit more than usual. A seesaw can be an awkward place for one person to sit, but add a second person for a whole lot more fun or even a conversation.
Photo by Brahl Fotografi
Photo by Brahl Fotografi
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78th street- black / linen throw
The 78th street throw was inspired by the wall hanging that lived in my childhood home.
80% Recycled Cotton/20% Acrylic
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Materials: recycled cotton, acrylic
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Natacha Watson on 01.31.2014 at 05:46 AM
So chic! But can’t be more fun than the ones with a spring in the middle! (http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/euroludique/seesaws-57887-526728.html)
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