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Float Table | By Rpr

At first glance the Float Table looks like an ordinary coffee table, but it isn´t, the original table designed by RPR (Rock Paper Robot), elastically deforms and stabilizes when force is applied. The levitating wooden cubes are held with a system of tensile steel cables and when pushed reveal the table´s dynamic character. Check out the video and see the table in action.
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GARDEN HOUSE | TOKYO

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