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NY Design Week 2008: ICFF: Azuamoline

By Rain Noe - May 20, 2008

in Object Culture

There's something to be said for the clever tricks designers use to hide parting lines from injection molding, but we loves us some rotation molding. Elegant, expensive and with invariably sexy results, rotomolding gives you lightweight pieces with angles and shapes you just can't get any other way.

Azuamoline has put the tech to great effect with their polyethylene Flod stool, one of those you-gotta-see-it-in-person-to-appreciate pieces. Photos just don't do it justice--and on that note, here are some of the weirder publicity shots we've seen of the thing, available from the site:

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Thiago

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"Elegant, expensive and with invariably sexy results". You meant *inexpensive*, right? Tooling and machine maintenance for Rotomolding is less expensive than their injection molding counterparts.
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