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RCA graduate Ying Chang’s Grid furniture system

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17.06.14
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Grid System by Ying Chang from I BARTLETT on Vimeo.

Ying Chang’s Grid furniture system, on display at the RCA graduate show from 18-29 June, has a mind-boggling number of configurations, changing from desk to storage to dinner table.

A series of metal mesh boxes are contained within an aluminium frame, supporting various accessories for different uses.

  

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Riya Patel

 

 

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