TMU stands for Tie Me Up, a plywood chair designed by Luca Macrì ( LAM ) that you put together yourself. Using cable ties, you put the pieces of the chair together yourself like a giant puzzle. I’ll bet this is much more fun than using an Allen wrench and pictogram directions… Wouldn’t it be fun to have a competition to see who can put it together the fastest? Photos by PEPE fotografia .

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Tie Me Up (TMU) Zip Tie Chair by LAM

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Designed by London-based designers Goodwin + Goodwin , the Plus side table is a continuation of their Plus Desk . It was designed so that it could be assembled in moments without the need for any tools or fixings.

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Plus Side Table by Goodwin + Goodwin

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I love this piece of furniture called Pl(a)ywood by German designer Silvia Knüppel . Made of 38 layers of plywood boards, loosely stacked, the shape of Pl(a)ywood is determined by what you decide to use it for. Shift different sections out to create pedestals for items and store items in the recessed areas. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Pl(a)ywood Furniture by Silvia Knüppel

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Processed Paper is a project by Pia Wüstenberg that, thus far, consists of a folding table, paper lights and vases, as well as trestle legs. The table legs are made from rolled paper processed on a lathe. The legs are connected to a plywood top that folds to turn into a smaller table with a vase on top.

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Processed Paper by Pia Wüstenberg

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Inspired by traditional wooden shipbuilding techniques, Maritime is a solid wood range of chairs that are skinned internally with a formed plywood shell. Designed by Benjamin Hubert for Casamania , Maritime’s construction technique — where the supports are visible on the outside — allows for a distinctive design language that is in harmony with the material and production. The ribs allow for a structurally robust chair with minimum use of material

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Maritime Chair by Benjamin Hubert

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The Lucky Love Chair is a beautiful modern chair made from Dutch craftsmanship. Using bent and steamed plywood, designer Maarten Baptist created a unique, layered design.

The website says “The Lucky Love Chair…is trying to give you a good feeling on the first sight and tries to hug you.”

It is supported by a thin, black metal frame.

The Lucky Love Chair is manufactured in the Netherlands and available through JOINE – Office for Design.

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DOK is a sideboard by Reinier de Jong that is made of corroded steel. By allowing nature to create the pattern on the surface, each sideboard is different. To stop the corrosion, each piece is finished with a transparent lacquer. DOK is made of separate pieces that can be individually ordered to create a custom piece. The front and back are made of plywood so that it can be a free standing.

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DOK Sideboard by Reinier de Jong

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BUILD LLC has created this re-usable Christmas tree prototype out of plywood. Based on the classic Frasier Fir, a popular Christmas tree choice in the Pacific Northwest, this tree is about 5 feet tall. It’s two leaves slide together with a slip notch and then when the holidays are over, you can easily detach and flat pack the tree. For now, this is just a prototype, but let’s hope they start manufacturing these in time for next year. Looking for modern Christmas tree ideas

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Plywood Christmas Tree by BUILD LLC

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Palmyra Brown Twill Fabric Modern Sectional Sofa

Svelte modern legs and slender armrests set against overstuffed foam and feather cushions are trademarks of the Palmyra Sectional. Featured on this stylish 2-piece couch and chaise set is brown leather twill upholstery that is conveniently removable, as well as all pillows and cushions shown. With a solid hardwood and plywood frame in addition to s-spring coils and belt strap supports, your comfort will be more than just a fad. Though they appear thin, the legs are chromed steel. Note: the sofa and chaise are two freestanding pieces that do not connect to each other.

Features:

• Contemporary 2-piece sofa and chaise set
• Brown twill fabric upholstery
• Removable fabric cover
• Feather and polyurethane foam cushioning
• All cushions are removable
• Solid hardwood / plywood frame
• S-spring coils and belt strap supports
• Steel legs with chrome finish
• Non-marking feet
• Note: sofa and chaise do not connect
• Some assembly required (legs)

• Couch: 59″W x 32″D x 33″H
• Chaise: 59″W x 32″D x 33″H
• Seat Height: 16″
• Arm Height: 23″

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Brown Twill Fabric Modern Sectional Sofa w/Removable Cushions

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Get your decor in the loop with the Loop Coffee Table.

Designed by Joachim King, the Loop Coffee Table is designed to mimic the effect of tucking paper loops into one another. Available in a variety of colors and finishes, the Loop Coffee Table is a solid structure. The colors are either painted, veneered or lacquered. The Loop Coffee Table is made in your choice of MDF or birch plywood.

The Loop Coffee Table is from Re Form The Norm, the design studio of Joachim King, located in Glasgow, Scotland.

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