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Transformer Furniture: Dan Sunaga's ItoMaki Table

by Lloyd Alter, Toronto on 05.11.07
Design & Architecture (tables)

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Google translator doesn't do Swedish, so I can't tell you much about Dan Sunaga's expanding base table. When pushed inward, the web of interlocking wood pieces rise to the appropriate height; when pulled outward it widens and lowers to a coffee table. ::Karl Andersson & Söner via ::Architectural Record (not online)

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There's a 'language' button on the bottom right of the site's front page that you can hit for English.... :)

May 11, 2007 12:06 PM | click here to report abuse flag a problem
jump to top Justin says:

The english link:
http://www.karl-andersson.se/view_product.asp?RangeId=24&CatId=2

May 12, 2007 5:07 AM | click here to report abuse flag a problem
jump to top Luke says:

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