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The Bellwoods Clothes Stand
The Bellwoods Clothes Stand is a playful piece for dreamers and design lovers. Named for Toronto’s iconic Trinity Bellwoods Park and its soaring oaks trees, this imaginative coat rack fuses three br...
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BubbleDesign on 07.22.2009 at 14:11 PM
awesome!!! wich materials used in project? Seems not going hold a person in this structure…
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sje on 07.22.2009 at 18:47 PM
I think you need a great deal of confidence to climb these…just stand up straight and tall and do it. Love them.
JumpDog Studio on 07.22.2009 at 19:55 PM
This looks incredible, but I have a feeling that it will be the subject of many a lawsuit.
I do think it’s fantastic how much space it saves and how open it makes the room feel.
mcas_8 on 07.23.2009 at 09:42 AM
85% of all accidents in the home occur on the stairs
Perhaps these are not being used, let’s hope that is the case, no pun intended.
Carmen Rose on 07.23.2009 at 11:00 AM
Pretty. Scary. At least there is a hand rail.
Marie @ M2JL STUDIO on 07.24.2009 at 01:17 AM
Wow! What a statement!
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Matthew Browne on 08.15.2010 at 03:22 AM
Great to see concept stairs being posted about. We’re pretty constrained in Australia as to what we can legally build, but I particularly the “impossible stacked block treads” of this stair here: http://www.arden.net.au/Projects/Arrow-Energy-Corporate-Offices.aspx.
Of course, there’s really a concealed structural steel beam stopping all those treads from toppling over ;)
Ann Bingley Gallops on 06.02.2011 at 18:54 PM
Wow — what terrible Feng Shui!! Stairs are problematic enough to begin with –> no need to be scary on purpose.
Nasrin on 10.15.2015 at 19:00 PM
wow!! looking nice.
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