Modern Plywood Furniture by Lapalma: bare essentials
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We like how designers at Lapalma can take the most common designs and strip them to their bare essentials while preserving the aesthetics. The result is the minimalist but appealing creations that are easy to manufacture and require minimum materials to produce. These two new furniture items, the AP stool and the Otium seat, are perfect examples of such fruitful exploration in design. The AP stool design by Shin Azumi clearly is a display of what can be done with just bent plywood using today's modern technologies. Created from a single sheet of plywood, it looks interesting and it's a functional structure that requires no metal parts. Similarly, the Otium seat design by Mario Ruiz is composed of a single sheet of bent plywood and a simple stainless steel structure. Available either in naked wood with cushions or with an upholstered leather pad, Otium is an essentials-only design that looks very light weight and comfortable with its slightly rounded ends. Visit Lapalma for more details.
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