Modular Parts of a Rainbow Chairs by Christian Flindt
Designer Christian Flindt was inspired by haute couture for his modular Parts of a rainbow chairs.The innovative design means you can stack several sideways to form a colorful bench. In fact, by stacking them in a group, the full rainbow effect is achieved which is why Flindt called it “Parts of a Rainbow!” This prototype design won Flindt the 2005 Design Award at the Copenhagen Furniture Fair.
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