This project was produced as part of a three day charette in the Department of Industrial Design at The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. The theme of the charette centers around Remake and DIY culture. The purpose of this charette is to explore the role designers have in respect to this emerging culture. The team members for this project are as follows: Jared Delorenzo, Tim Peet, Alexandra Temple Powell, Tom Reynolds, Alie Thomer, and Andrew McCandlish.






8 comments:
As a mother and a design enthusiast, I love to see great design for kids. But the Eames highchair looks quite difficult. I can't imagine having to get my daughter's legs in those two holes! Still, it's a great idea and much more beautiful than our highchair!
P.S. I have a design-devoted blog too: www.katiekdesign.blogspot.com
FYI - the Eameses designed a chair for children
http://daddytypes.com/2007/03/15/fabulous_eames_childs_chair_comes_out_of_closet_goes_straight_to_ebay.php
that's kinda better than the re-interpretation.
blasephmy !
by the way the white chair is not an eames its a knock-off.
"patrick said...
blasephmy !
by the way the white chair is not an eames its a knock-off."
Thank you for your feedback,
We know that the white chair is a
knock off but you get the point anyway.
more hacks
more hacks
I have taken a dump on that toilet many of times. Is that baby guido?
Hi,
Do you mind if I use your picture to show the child seat hack on our blog dedicated to Eames (http://eamesaddict.canalblog.com/)??
Thanks !
I know... I tell you all the time BUT YOU ARE SO AMAZING. They turned out beautiful and I love your little furry chair inspector!
saarinen tulip table
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