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Tokujin Yoshioka's 'Memory' Chair

Tokujin Yoshioka's 'Memory' Chair

Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has created ‘Memory’, a chair for Italian company Moroso. The chair’s unique texture is owing to the fact that the fabric it’s made of includes recycled aluminum. Though we’ve seen ‘memory’ chairs like this before, the unique texture and aesthetic appeal of sitting in a ball of aluminum certainly makes this chair one of the most interesting pieces of furniture we’ve seen this year.

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One response to “Tokujin Yoshioka's 'Memory' Chair”

  1. jo shmoe says:

    what is the appeal of sitting in a big ball of aluminum?

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