The Peg Lamp and Chair has been specifically crafted with small spaces in mind. Although it might not look like a traditional compact set of furniture, it overlaps in such a way that both pieces don't require much room to store them. The beauty of this simplistic pair is that they can be arranged in a variety of ways to accommodate particular spaces and needs. Not to mention that their design would complement just about any existing decor.
Created by Toronto-based designer Tomas Rojcik, the Peg Lamp and Chair was manufactured using both advanced 3D printing techniques and traditional materials. These traditional materials include resin, parchment and maple. The only contrasting colors are the white corners and red cord for the lamp.
Overlapping Minimalist Furniture
Tomas Rojcik's Peg Lamp and Chair is Made for Small Spaces
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