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This Side Up stool, by David Graas
Since launching to great praise in 2005, David Graas’ ‘This Side Up’ cardboard stool design has been a big hit in both design and environmental circles. Indeed, the Dutch product designer’s decision to use a renewable /recyclable material to create furniture for everyday life has generated praise and inspiration – Graas has also designed a striking cardboard chair.
The two-in-one design means that the stools can be used as a single unit or they can be pulled apart to reveal two separate structures, further enhancing the product’s multi-functionality and increasing its relevance in a world where eco-friendly goes hand in hand with a product’s interchangeability.
Since launching to great praise in 2005, David Graas’ ‘This Side Up’ cardboard stool design has been a big hit in both design and environmental circles. Indeed, the Dutch product designer’s decision to use a renewable /recyclable material to create furniture for everyday life has generated praise and inspiration – Graas has also designed a striking cardboard chair.
The two-in-one design means that the stools can be used as a single unit or they can be pulled apart to reveal two separate structures, further enhancing the product’s multi-functionality and increasing its relevance in a world where eco-friendly goes hand in hand with a product’s interchangeability.
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art 15 Jun 2007
101 beautiful, innovative but environmentally friendly designs - from the worlds of architecture, beauty, fashion, food, packaging, product design, transport and travel - from all over the world.
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