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23.07 2011

Module – Wodule by Niki Mihaylov

‘The idea of making the product comes from the necessity to design a module which to be used as a shelf and a partition. The product should be easy to transport and assemble. The chosen form allows you to make a large number of combinations for the assembly. That makes it easy to fit the mood of the occupant. Two versions of the module which are of one and the same outline but with different type of construction are chosen. The first one is made of solid material by joining several pieces. The second one is made by ribbing the longitudinal side of the module – the module is made of 8 plates cut by CNC or a laser which are linked together by metal. A stool can be added in order to allow the use of the module as a coffee table.’ Niki Mihaylov.

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule

Module – Wodule by Niki Mihaylov.

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