Architectural Design Bags by Beton
Krzysztof Bielski — December 28, 2009 — Art & Design
References: gdyniadesigndays.eu & beton-on
Designed and produced by Marta and Lech Rowinski of BETON, a team of Polish designers, these bags have already been admired in Warsaw, London and Milan, after being shown in several places, including design festivals in Gdynia (Gdynia Design Days) and Łódź.
They are laser cut off one piece of pp foam, easy to form and assemble, equipped with smaller insert made of woolen felt, and available in black and grey. They are seamless, zipperless and desirable for urban nomads.
They are laser cut off one piece of pp foam, easy to form and assemble, equipped with smaller insert made of woolen felt, and available in black and grey. They are seamless, zipperless and desirable for urban nomads.
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