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year 2000s
source title The International Design Yearbook 19
info “In furniture I love mysterious doors and drawers which lead to secret storage spaces. In old doors there are so many details, it looks like you could open some parts. I also like very much that a door connects and locks two spaces, I played with that aspect in different doors. The Capsule door is inferred from the heavy church doors with big metal pins. These pins however are capsules which you can take out and inside you can store things. If you leave a capsule out, a hole remains to spy through. At the same time the purple Perspex will reflect the light falling in.“ —Marjet Wessels Boer.
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year 2000s
source title The International Design Yearbook 19
info “In furniture I love mysterious doors and drawers which lead to secret storage spaces. In old doors there are so many details, it looks like you could open some parts. I also like very much that a door connects and locks two spaces, I played with that aspect in different doors. The Capsule door is inferred from the heavy church doors with big metal pins. These pins however are capsules which you can take out and inside you can store things. If you leave a capsule out, a hole remains to spy through. At the same time the purple Perspex will reflect the light falling in.“ —Marjet Wessels Boer.
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