Balloon furniture

seungjin yang unveils his 'blowing' chair series, in which he covers balloons with epoxy resin to create a variety of seating options.

Debbie Smyth, whose Pins & Thread drawing of electricity pylons is shown above, is one of 15 graduate designers who have won our competition for free exhibition spaces at Talent Zone in the Tent London exhibition during the London Design Festival in September. The competition was announced on Dezeen last month. Talent Zone will feature

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Designer Seung Jin Yang’s whimsical furniture appears to be made of the kind of twistable balloons used to entertain kids. OMG, we thought, could we make furniture out of balloons?

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seungjin yang unveils his 'blowing' chair series, in which he covers balloons with epoxy resin to create a variety of seating options.

It seems almost impossible to walk into a room and not be cheered up by the sight of this whimsical table. The UP Balloon Table is the creation of Duffy London‘s Christopher Duffy, who was inspired by levitation and buoyancy. The balloons are made of steel rods and metal resin composite, and give off the illusion of holding its glass tabletop aloft. There are only 20 editions available in the market, so be prepared to pay a pretty penny if you […]

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