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These images are from an Instagram account with no info, nor links. Judging by the post immediately before, it may have been taken on a trip through Denmark: I'm dying to know, was that cast in one piece, with the base being buried? Who made this, and why? Where exactly is this? Are these things common? If anyone has any info, please do sound off! Favorite This
Danish designer Christian Juhl's U1 Stool, for Andersen Furniture, has a joinery method borrowed from canning jars and bottles: "I was investigating different types of hinges," writes Juhl, "and considered the latch hinge to be an easily attachable, durable and familiar fixture, that at the same time gives the stool an industrial expressive attitude." "The latch hinge is commonly known from jars and bottles and is used in many homes all over the world.
Different cultural preferences: In Europe and America, dishwashers are large boxes that we integrate into base cabinetry. In Japan, they're smaller boxes that sit atop the counter. A new type of dishwasher, designed by a Chinese company to cater to Chinese preferences, takes a third form factor: It's built into the sink. The Fotile 3-in-1 Sink Dishwasher, by the Ningbo Fotile Kitchen Ware Co., "is designed for the cooking habits of China," the company explains.
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