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the aim of le témoin was, as with many of the artist’s works, to adapt a surrealist object to everyday use.
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a transparent panel on the floor of the office furthers the connection to the outdoors.
equipped with a 32 kWh battery and a 637 HP three-phase motor, the porsche 935 moby X claims to be as fast as the gas ones.
optimized for the urban commuter, CLIP features a sleek black frame with brushed aluminum side panels.
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Looks like someone hasn’t been getting any for some time. Go work out in a gym or something before you burst a vein.
Guys, the stuff is great and inspirational. Pay no attention to Doug here, his opinion is like an explosion in space, no one hears it and obviously doesn’t contribute to anything to elderly issues. 🙂
… oh, and it doesn’t look contemporary, just more of the insincere contrived modesty every design suffers from lately – epitomised by the bare wood, broom-handle style on the tables.
No no no
The aesthetic of the chair (especially without the pad) still screams disability and infirmity – its still as patronising and ill thought out as contract hospital furniture. All thats missing is a commode beneath the seat.
And how is it practical to saddle the lamp with the grossly overwrought solution of a blooming great marble block? It may be a synch to lift and manoeuvre when you’re aged between 18 – 50, but this contraption is meant for people aged over 65 with deteriorating limbs, muscles, and bones.
This is a solution for the delectation of designers, not older people.
Having just spent time with my aging but independent parents I say BRAVO!
At long last!! a range of products that address mobility issues but look contemporary. well done!!
so refreshing
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Great!!