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optimized for the urban commuter, CLIP features a sleek black frame with brushed aluminum side panels.
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burger king's new logo is a retro-inspired one, thought for the digital era.
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‘there is a big mistake, made by many, in telling the story of man as a separate or isolated element from nature,’ says alessandro michele.
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the LEGO botanical collection includes a LEGO flower bouquet and a LEGO bonsai tree.
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Doubtful that practicality and heavy utility was his true objective. A couple of great grandmothers doilies, with the vase with flowers you suggested and it would look great in your double wide prefab. Functionality is in the eye of the beholder.
Yeah put it out on the patio and watch it fly away with the breeze
fail on the research: he didn’t actually win the contest. he wasn’t actually under the three first contestants, just nominated. anyway… the table looks nice, but good looks don’t go necessarily with practicism.
Bravo! The contrast between “table” and “lightness” is intriguing.
Having said that, what is the advantage of such lightness? Moving the table is definitely easier – maybe too much?
What about stability? Try put a flower vase on the table. If you walk past and touch the table, in absence of substantial mass the table will easily shift and the vase fall, as any other thing standing on it. You’ll spend your time putting the table back in its place. Imagine people sitting at the table, trying to eat, read or write: the table will bee too light and shift around by the slightest action…
So much energy in the wrong direction and a prize on top? Strange world indeed…