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Dinsor pencil chair. A box of pencils, or fancy office chair

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The main tool of the artist, architect, inventor and engineer, in the opinion of young Singaporean designers Anon Pairot, it is a pencil, because it has great potential and great future, and it can not only help the author to move an idea from his head to paper, but embody this idea. So there was an unusual office chair Anon Payrota called Dinsor pencil chair, interesting because it is made ??out of the box of simple pencils.

pencil chair 2 Dinsor pencil chair. A box of pencils, or fancy office chair furniture Dinsor pencil chair DESIGN CREATIVE chair Anon Pairot

The author took several cans of glue and boxes with a pencil to make this unusual office chair. And to make sure that they will withstand the weight of an average person. It is hard to imagine what’s inside, under a layer of pencils, no bar, no weighting, no reinforced frame. But it’s true…

pencil chair 3 Dinsor pencil chair. A box of pencils, or fancy office chair furniture Dinsor pencil chair DESIGN CREATIVE chair Anon Pairot

 

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One pencil – a thin and fragile, it is easy to break. Two pencil is harder to break. And if you piece together the pieces 20 will require remarkable strength to win this pack, turning it into a pile of debris. On this principle and is designed office chair from pencils Dinsor pencil chair.

pencil lamp 5 Dinsor pencil chair. A box of pencils, or fancy office chair furniture Dinsor pencil chair DESIGN CREATIVE chair Anon Pairot

 

pencil lamp 6 Dinsor pencil chair. A box of pencils, or fancy office chair furniture Dinsor pencil chair DESIGN CREATIVE chair Anon Pairot

In addition to the chair of the pencils, the designer has designed a lamp Pencil Lampshade, to complete the ensemble, “office” of household items. Although, I would call them art objects, because the pencil and the artist are often inseparable.

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