The Opa Chair from Daniel Levin is Origami-Inspired
Michael Hines — May 6, 2010 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
It may be a risky bet to sit on the Opa Chair from Daniel Levin. This stool does look stylish, but I question its sturdiness.
The Opa Chair is origami-inspired, which explains the paper-thin physique and sharp angles predominantly featured here. This seat is sure to bring life life into any room with its exotic design. It still looks a little sketchy to sit on, but I'll try anything once. Click on the links to learn more about the awesome Opa Chair.
The Opa Chair is origami-inspired, which explains the paper-thin physique and sharp angles predominantly featured here. This seat is sure to bring life life into any room with its exotic design. It still looks a little sketchy to sit on, but I'll try anything once. Click on the links to learn more about the awesome Opa Chair.
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