You won't believe that these doodles are real furniture
This furniture looks like a Photoshop trick but it's actually real. Creative? Yes! Comfortable? Probably not.
There's a whole host of inspiration examples of furniture design out there - from the weird to the wonderful, designers often come up with the kind of products that you wouldn't find in your local high street shop. This, however, is something else entirely.
'Rough Sketch' is a furniture range created by art student Daigo Fukawa for his 2013 senior thesis exhibition at Tokyo University of the Arts. Mostly comprising of chairs and benches, the range uses metallic colours throughout each piece.
Whilst the seats themselves don't look particularly comfortable, our minds were blown by the creativity of Fukawa. They might not be suitable for your day-to-day wear and tear but they're certainly lovely to look at!
[via Spoon Tamago]
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