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		<title>Resin Fossil Table by Nucleo</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Resinite is the new experimental research from studio Nucleo , who plays on the presumption to design the future of its objects making them fossils of themselves. As with the trace fossils where we find the imprint of the original item, in the same way the implementation process that creates the object leads to the destruction of its original. The first object of the Resinite collection is “Resin Fossil Table,” handmade using fiberglass and pigment, the table consists of a single empty block that accurately traces the object from which it takes shape. © 2010 Design Milk &#124; Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings &#124; Permalink &#124; No comments &#124; Tweet This &#124; Share on Facebook 


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<p> Resinite is the new experimental research from studio Nucleo , who plays on the presumption to design the future of its objects making them fossils of themselves. As with the trace fossils where we find the imprint of the original item, in the same way the implementation process that creates the object leads to the destruction of its original. The first object of the Resinite collection is “Resin Fossil Table,” handmade using fiberglass and pigment, the table consists of a single empty block that accurately traces the object from which it takes shape. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook </p>
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