the use of single tree trunks in each piece highlights the uniqueness and individuality of the material.
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challenging industrial homogenization, mycelium mushroom grows on monobloc chairs, plastic stools, and lighting fixtures.
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the chair is crafted form a single piece of felt, selected for its biodegradable qualities, strength, and resistance to rain.
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originally crafted entirely from soft rattan, the design was refined by incorporating hard rattan fibers to support the curves of the seat.
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each piece is unique, with streaks of white styrofoam subtly visible through the colors, enhancing the material's natural texture.
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this piece employs elements typically associated with doors—such as knobs and metallic finishes—to create a sculptural form.
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