 Knppe 2 Sah Two-Seater Sofa #584 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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Product Family: Knppe 2 |
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The Two-Seater Sofa: The Knppe 2 Sah, is an oriental inspired two-seater couch, in most cases many pillows will find their own space here..
How to Produce: Production could be from wooden frame, polyurethane foam and finally metal legs, or it could alternatively be metal structure, polyurethane foam and textiles..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Wood, Metal, Polyurethane Foam. |
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Jigsaw Photo Frame #583 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Photo Frame: This is an extremely simple photo frame that gives the feeling that as if the photo inside is a jigsaw puzzle! .
How to Produce: Injection molding of plastics. Additionally, a magnetic band could be attached to back so that it can stick to refrigerator etc!.
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Plastic. |
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Curiom Hall Stand #582 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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Product Family: Curio |
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The Hall Stand: This is the perfect accessory for your home, The Curiom is the place to leave the keys, your wallet and your cellphone but just that nothing more!. Original form is in metal but could also be realized in wood. The metal version could also be used as an ashtray..
How to Produce: Legs are all equal and they can be casted, bended, or extruded. Wood version could use plywood legs and solid wood at top, metal version uses a hollow top..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Metal, Plastic. |
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Curios Stool #581 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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Product Family: Curio |
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The Stool: I have created this stool to be family of the Curio Table, a very easy to produce stool, I was kind of inspired by cubic style but also wanted to introduce some curves..
How to Produce: Woodworking is the cheapest way to go for this, plywood could be used..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Wood, Metal. |
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Curio Stacking Table #580 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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Product Family: Curio |
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The Stacking Table: The curio is a simple stacking table with a twist of simplicity, the design uses minimal material to achieve maximum strength and surface area..
How to Produce: Trivial production from any material, wood requires heat treatment, metal requires casting or bending of the curvy parts..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Wood, Metal. |
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Spiral Stool #579 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Stool: The spiral stool was inspired by the an infinity, the stool is similar to a spring and it will bend slightly when someone sits on it, however it will not totally bend as there is a metal structure on the bottom that makes sure it is does not brake when bent. This one is the wooden version, however top can be in metal or plastics..
How to Produce: Production could be trivial if you have the right technology, it is totally material preserving as all the top part could be realized by a wooden plate of 43x43 cm (we could make it smaller or bigger to make sure the raw sheet is used efficiently) the cut could be made by pressing, or machining or laser depending the material of choice, I think wood, plastic or metal could work. If you realize in plastics, the mold will also be small. Legs in filled metal tube..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Wood, Metal, Plastic. |
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MSP Mobile Platform #578 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Mobile Platform: I have been searching for a nice mobile platform for office to put the computer case on, however none of the options satisfied me, therefore I come up with my own offering..
How to Produce: Depending on the material, if metal, it can be press bended for layers of steel etc, if wooden it is artisan woodworking with nice connections and a shiny metallic finish..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Metal, Wood. |
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Para Indoor Seating System #577 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Indoor Seating System: The Para is a semi-circular seating, generally aimed for bringing a small group of people together but meanwhile separating that small group from the others. .
How to Produce: I think of a crazy method of unequal pressure/speed injection of any material, it would come out turning because of the unequal pressure. Anyways, if plastics, rotomold is possible, and if metal it can be casted, indeed as a city furniture. limited editions could be fiber-glass molded..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Metal, Plastic, Fiberglass. |
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Sapka Indoor Seating System #576 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Indoor Seating System: I was inspired by the Mexican Hats, and the water lily and came up with this design, it is a multi-seater, the space is intentionally left as it creates a natural barrier between seaters..
How to Produce: Legs are filled solid steel tubes welded, top part is fabric and foam over metal skeleton..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Metal, Polyurethane Foam, Textiles. |
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Polywood Chair #575 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Chair: The polywood is my base design of a plywood chair, I have modeled this one very detailed and I am going to make a lot of variations on this chair. The inside part could be other vivid colors, I like the green for its natural look and feel..
How to Produce: Plywood bended and heat treated..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Wood. |
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Baca Indoor Seating System #574 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Indoor Seating System: The city where I grow up, is a very old city, and actually its literal translation to English is also old city. In this city, there used to be huge tile factories with the chimneys that drill the sky.. well they are back.. in a seatable fashion. Sold as set of five, four to make a circle and the reminder as a corner chair as it Fits corners perfectly!. It is a corner chair!..
How to Produce: Extremely craftful hands can try from wood, but it will be way easier by molding fiberglass or plastics..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Wood, Fiberglass, Metal. |
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Talk Chair #573 designed in 2009 by Onur Müştak Çobanlı
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The Chair: What happens when you want to talk with your friends? Your turn to them, you look into your eyes, what happens if your chair to follow your body! I wanted to have a set of chairs that look into the eyes of each other, they are talking, and whoever sits on them joins in..
How to Produce: Metal legs are bended, top part is heat bended plastics or could be fiberglass molded..
Possible Materials: The designer noted the following materials could be used in production: Plastic, Metal, Fiberglass. |
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