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Innovative Material: Laser Cut Mylar

Posted June 7th, 2006 by Michelle

5-23--faf-closeup MocoLoco.com had an intersting feature about conceptual surfaces that they discoverd at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair 2006.

FAF studio has designed some great looking products made of laser cut mylar (using mylar polyster vellum). The fronds have crystals at the end that make them move with the slightest external movement such as a breeze.

[adsense:120x240:1:1]They are using them for artwork panels, dividers or other wall surface, but they also showed an interesting concept piece/lamp.

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More information about this material is available at ApartmentTheraphy.com.



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