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The Minimalist Lin Chair, by Studio Shinyoo
It practically disappears from certain angles
This graphically interesting Lin Chair, by South Korean design firm Studio Shinyoo, appears to rely on thin strips of steel for its structure:
I say "appears to" because there's no explanation of the chair's specifics nor materials. Instead, the designers provide this spare description:
"Lin Chair creates a blank space (transitional space) through overlapping thin lines, making structural beauty in itself."
More, please. 
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I like the form but those runners at the bottom, especially the little squares where the supports intersect, seem like a great place for crumbs and dust to gather and never be able to be cleaned out of