'bloom block series' employs a heat application technique to create bubble patterns on paper, fashioned into bricks that shape consoles and coffee tables.
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computer-controlled winches slowly shift the center of each cluster of paper strips, allowing gravity to rework their billowing forms in real-time and reveal their color gradients.
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the briefcase by NOS design features a thermoformed clamshell system that can fit different cup sizes.
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the works are made in a 3D printed mold alongside simple tools and household materials such as a blender, paper shredder, paper, and a stick.
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the vases can be folded, shaped, and decorated in various ways according to the wishes of the user and the needs of their space.
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the design uses 'paper' as a medium, transforming from a two-dimensional plane into a three-dimensional space through cutting and folding.
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the forever table is configured without a single nut, bolt, or drop of glue, designed for easy disassembly and an extended life-cycle.
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