Difference between revisions of "Floating Stone"
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Each slab or furniture piece from this concept is an uniquely composed pattern of split stones that are arranged on a surface of glass and then UV bonded. The seed of the idea was to create a "clear terrazzo" where the full stone was visible as a 3 dimensional object rather than being reduced to a 2 dimensional graphic. | Each slab or furniture piece from this concept is an uniquely composed pattern of split stones that are arranged on a surface of glass and then UV bonded. The seed of the idea was to create a "clear terrazzo" where the full stone was visible as a 3 dimensional object rather than being reduced to a 2 dimensional graphic. | ||
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Revision as of 11:19, 17 July 2018
Floating Stone is the name of a material concept by Chen Chen & Kai Williams Inc.
Each slab or furniture piece from this concept is an uniquely composed pattern of split stones that are arranged on a surface of glass and then UV bonded. The seed of the idea was to create a "clear terrazzo" where the full stone was visible as a 3 dimensional object rather than being reduced to a 2 dimensional graphic.
