Fractal Furniture

I tend to prefer antique or colonial American furniture but this is pretty cool.

whoa! that is cool. though I must say, I think I would find myself playing with the drawers and trying to make all sorts of patterns and what not with them

really cool

bet its expensive


nevermind i dont think its mass produced and probably isnt for sale

it's different...

wow thats cool. i didnt understand how it was supposed to be "fractal" until i saw it opened. very interesting.

interesting. The chairs didn't look very comfortable, though.

Everything old is new again. It reminds me a bit of the constructivists with a touch of international school thrown in. Perfect for all of those mid century modern houses that people are trying to renovate.

I love it!

I can only imagine how much fun the maker had trying to figure out which drawer to put in which hole once all the parts were assembled.

And i thought the furniture i bought that wasnt preassembled was a bitch to put together.

I guess that's one of my little quirks. I love stuff like that.

When I got my Ikea set at 10 I wouldn't let my mother touch anything unless it was to lift something heavy. To me that thing looks like a monster Rubik's cube.

Though I guarantee after I put stuff in the various drawers I'd never find any of it again.

Weird. I've been trying to explore fractal geometry in a number of different fields of design. Just for fun I've been designing/building a fractal bird-bath for my mom's birthday.

For some reason that thing reminds me of a Xerox machine.



(maybe it's the crunchy mayonaise playing tricks with my eyes)