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    Alexander Michael Schielke – TVIL CHAIR CONCEPT

    04/08/2016

    The main feature that signalizes the design is the confrontation of two elements. The parts of the chair seems to never touch the opposite but in the same time they form a unit. The materials are white matt plastic for the shells and a 15mm round full steel for the frame.

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