David Trubridge Presents the Dream Space Dome, a Quiet Place to Relax in Nature
Jamie Danielle Munro — April 18, 2011 — Art & Design
References: davidtrubridge & contemporist
Artistic designer David Trubridge has created a multipurpose space with relaxation in mind. Whether you're in need of finding your inner Zen or are simply looking for a quiet place to read a book, the Dream Space Dome is the ideal escape.
Made from thermally modified, plantation-grown pine, the Dome is designed for both durability and easy transport. According to Trubridge, the entire set would fit inside a suitcase, as the wood is only 5 mm thick. Built in six sections, the Dome is constructed with aluminum plates to connect the wood slats and designed for easy setup. Once erected, the beautifully patterned architecture focuses energy into its tranquil center, where one can enjoy his time however he pleases.
Made from thermally modified, plantation-grown pine, the Dome is designed for both durability and easy transport. According to Trubridge, the entire set would fit inside a suitcase, as the wood is only 5 mm thick. Built in six sections, the Dome is constructed with aluminum plates to connect the wood slats and designed for easy setup. Once erected, the beautifully patterned architecture focuses energy into its tranquil center, where one can enjoy his time however he pleases.
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