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Primitive Side Table

Primitive Side Table
by SSSVLL Canada

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Description

From a matrix of recycled material obtained by a rotational molding process, a collection of everyday objects is revealed by selective cutting. Chairs, tables, benches have as a common denominator the formal traces of the initial matrix.

Made of recycled industrial waste polyethylene & Chromed oak. Rotational molding manufacturing process and hand made machined.

Limited edition of 2, signed by the designer.

Dimensions LxWxH	X42x39cm (0x15'')
Weight (kg)	4
Production Year	2021
Color	Black
Material	Chromed Oak, Recycled Industrial Waste Polyethylene

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SSSVLL, with Guillaume Sasseville as creative director, gives objects their definition through material and form. Since 2008, Guillaume Sasseville has been engaged in a search for the common : that point of resonance where materials, objects, spaces, and uses strike a chord.