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Reinier de Jong's Kops chair makes cubes comfortable

By Rain Noe - August 4, 2009

in Object Culture

Reinier de Jong's solid beechwood KOPS chair looks like the seat is made in the same way as those end-grain butcher blocks--but there's a twist, or should we say, a stretch: the cubes for the seating surface are actually bound together internally with elastic rope, so it flexes to fit your fanny.

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