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    Da-sein Design Workshop, Aleksandr Duplenko, Ivan Tsvetkov – The Rock Chairs

    01/09/2016

    The Rock Chairs is a set of four unique chairs, designed and crafted in Russia for Tanoju Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan.

    Designed by Da-sein Design Workshop and Suzuki Kazuaki. Crafted by Da-sein Design Workshop, supporting by Russian-Japanese Research Center “Woodworking”.

    Made of wood and steel. Made in Russia.

     

    Rock Chairs это четыре уникальных стула, спроектированных и произведённых в России для Tanoju Restaurant, Токио, Япония. 

    Проектирование: ПМ Дазайн совместно с Сузуки Казуаки Производство: ПМ Дазайн при поддержке НИЦ “Деревообработка”.

    Сделано из дерева и стали. Сделано в России. 

     

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