LINA NORDQVIST, eight 'Family Chairs', Design House STHLM.
LINA NORDQVIST, eight 'Family Chairs', Design House STHLM.
Seat height 44, height 87 cm. c
Wear. Scratches. Minor colour losses.
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"Alla stolar är inte lika, särskilt inte Family Chairs", skriver Design House STHLM om formgivaren Lina Nordqvists vackra stolar. Family Chairs är en familj stolar som är vackra individuellt men ännu vackrare som en enhet. Stolarna började sitt liv som formgivarens examensprojekt på Beckmans Designhögskola, där utmaningen låg i att förnya ett välbekant objekt. Family Chairs belönades med Accent on Design-priset i New York hösten 2009.
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