committing to upcycling, the project transforms disassembled marine-grade plywood into a coffee table, a bench, and a chair.
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turning (camphor) is a collection of turned timber objects crafted from camphor laurel sourced from forest rehabilitation efforts in new south wales.
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its slim 6T stainless steel legs provide a visually light appearance, while diagonal tension elements ensure stability and even weight distribution.
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a’ design award and competition celebrates extraordinary creativity and craftsmanship in furniture design, showcasing top 20 winners.
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the use of single tree trunks in each piece highlights the uniqueness and individuality of the material.
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one of the tricycles by CUHK serves as a welcome booth and information stand, while the other functions as a display board.
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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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