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big chair made for the School of Visual Arts trade show booth for ICFF in NY Javitz Center
16’ high and towered over walls of the booth made from 3/4” pine plywood all edges mitre
so everything looks solid
had alot of fun with this project and the students
the ICFF show is all the top furniture designers and companies in the world
showcasing their products for the trade and public to see
are display won best booth award for the event
which is pretty impressive considering companies spend thousands to build some of the displays
-- sk
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clieb91
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#1 posted 1202 days ago
Pretty cool. Congrats on the award.
CtL
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Dennisgrosen
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#2 posted 1202 days ago
:—)
realy cool chair
now you only have
to find a giant to sell
it to
Dennis
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#3 posted 1202 days ago
That’s thinking really big. Super cool. What was the finish LOL
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NoSlivers
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#4 posted 1202 days ago
OK, now for the rest of the dinette set….. Congratulations on the award. The chair certainly looks solid!
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Junji
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#5 posted 1202 days ago
This is amazing. The first photo looks like only the chair is the normal size and the guys looks pretty small. Maybe you can take some more interesting photo with rules of perspective?
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patron
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#6 posted 1202 days ago
maybe you can sell it to lily tomlin ?
great build ,
well done !
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TopamaxSurvivor
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#7 posted 1202 days ago
Cool!! Nice job on it, Congrats on the win.
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#8 posted 1202 days ago
Looks great! Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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norwood
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#9 posted 1202 days ago
that is one big chair nice work “where did you put it after the show ?”
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#10 posted 1200 days ago
So how is this made? Are the legs solid wood, or a hollow box?
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endlessDESIGN
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#11 posted 1200 days ago
i left the finish raw wood
the chair is now in storage the school can use it for displays in future
the construction was hollow boxed plywood with mitre edges then bolted together at joints
the top part of the back slipped into bottom part of legs
i dont have any pictures of construction
added 2 more photos that show scale
walls of booth were 10’ high so chair went 6’ higher than top of wall
-- sk
DeTaNk25
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#12 posted 1196 days ago
cool
Tim29
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#13 posted 1171 days ago
that is a big chair.
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Thaqeb Alserhan
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#14 posted 766 days ago
Amazing!
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#15 posted 337 days ago
That is awesome!
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