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75% Control Stool

<p>75% CONTROL is an innovative technology to create upholstered furniture in industry. The stool is made by casting polyurethane foam in an open mould with a wooden structure located inside. As a result of a chemical reaction, the foam expands towards the structure and creates a surprising shape with a top surface that is both amorphous, from the free rise of the foam, and accurate, from the precise location of the structure.</p>

Dafi Reis Doron
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  • Designer/Brand Dafi Reis Doron
  • Fabrication Dafi Reis Doron
  • Design Dafi Reis Joron
  • Materials Ash, Polyurethane Foam
  • Lead time 4-6 Weeks
  • Dimensions Width: 40 height: 42 length: 54
  • Design Date 2014
  • Produced in UK
  • Shipped from UK
  • Stock Made to Order

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