Sit Down, Relax and Enjoy the Balloon Bench
Kamal Musharbash — December 2, 2010 — Art & Design
References: h220430.jp & notcot.org
Inspired by the 1953 film 'Le Ballon Rouge,' the Balloon Bench was created by Japanese designer Satoshi Itasaka and is an architectural vision. By looking at it, it seems as though the bench is indeed floating on air by a set of balloons; however, it is actually suspended from the ceiling by anchors and disguised with balloons.
After a long and exhausting day, why not take a load off and float your stresses away with the Balloon Bench? Impress your friends and family, while adding a modern touch to your apartment with the clever and cute Balloon Bench.
After a long and exhausting day, why not take a load off and float your stresses away with the Balloon Bench? Impress your friends and family, while adding a modern touch to your apartment with the clever and cute Balloon Bench.
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Industry Implications
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