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| CUBISM - PRODUCT DESIGN |
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Cubism has been applied to product design. The furniture/products seen
below, are all based on simple geometrical forms, with the overall shape
being based on a cube / cuboid or a combination of these shapes. |
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| This lounge chair is clearly
composed of cube or cuboid geometrical shapes. It is simple in form and
yet non-conformist. This means that its design is different to traditional
chair design. |
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| This basic clock design is
representative of cubism in its simplest form. It is a single cube.
However, modern technology is housed inside. |
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| On first sight, the table does
not look like it has it’s design roots in cubism. However, when the
outline of the wood frame is drawn, it forms a cube. |
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| This bookcase is composed of
various rectangular shapes. The rectangles have been arranged to from an
abstract shape. However, this collection of rectangular shapes has a
useful purpose. |
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