Gizmodo 
Mar 11, 2005 4:45 AM
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Designer Ronen Kadushin's collection of furniture, called "Thinology" is lovingly made, he describes,
...with a technique of forcing by hand a laser cutout of sheet steel to form a three-dimensional object, while it does not break or 'forget' its flat origin.The table pictured, called the Low Square Dance, is made from a single sheet of laser-cut, painted steel. Other pieces in his Thinology collection include the Hole in One chair and On Course fruit bowl. More pictures from Ronen after the jump, including one I thought was particularly adorable entitled Reality TV. (Not part of Thinology, note.)
Portfolio [Ronen-Kadushin via MoCoLoco]
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