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Alvaro Uribe's furniture designs

By Rain Noe - March 8, 2010

in Object Culture

Something you'll notice about Brooklyn is the brownstones and their attendant stoop-manning; so it's no surprise that a furniture piece incorporating the motif was devised by a Brooklyn resident. Alvaro Uribe's New York City Stoop Bench is a bench for two that flips over to recreate the first four steps, making the perfect shoot-the-breeze sitting surface.

Uribe's full book is up on Coroflot; be sure to check out two of our other faves, his swoopy bentwood Copenhagen Chair and acrylic Monike Table.

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Robert Wills

14 years ago

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Well check the date the student posted it, and then check the date Owen created his. Again, the idea is much better.
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Calum

14 years ago

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let me tell you from experience, JO's is heavy as hell. and although i disagree with him from time to time as a student, hes not one to rip someone off.
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Robert Wills

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I think he did it before Josh Owen.I remember seein it before Owen did his.Besides this one is more thoughtful
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octo

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josh owen did one too
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jafar

14 years ago

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Have I seen this before?

http://www.coroflot.com/public/individual_set.asp?individual_id=206573&set_id=185664&
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