Item No.
100163384
W&S Boulder Bookend
Item No.
100163384
W&S Boulder Bookend
Inspired by the space where digital and physical forms meet, Wang & Söderström’s Boulder Bookend is a unique sculptural object that serves as a piece of art. Each bookend begins as an organically shaped 3D model developed in their studio before it’s 3D printed and molded in stoneware at a ceramic factory. “We want to explore the tactile side of digital modeling – one foot in the physical realm, one in the digital,” the designers say.
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W&S Boulder Bookend
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Inspired by the space where digital and physical forms meet, Wang & Söderström’s Boulder Bookend is a unique sculptural object that serves as a piece of art. Each bookend begins as an organically shaped 3D model developed in their studio before it’s 3D printed and molded in stoneware at a ceramic factory. “We want to explore the tactile side of digital modeling – one foot in the physical realm, one in the digital,” the designers say.
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- HAY
- General Dimensions
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- 8½" H 5" W 7⅜" D
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- Comes fully assembled
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- Item No.
- 100163384
W&S Boulder Bookend
- Height (in): 8½
- Width (in): 5
- Depth (in): 7⅜
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Wang & Söderström
Founded by Swedish designer Anny Wang and architect Tim Söderström, Wang & Söderström is a Copenhagen-based transdisciplinary duo. Their work focuses on the relationship between technology and tangibility, resulting in sculptural objects that possess a strong sensual quality. “We want to explore the tactile side of digital modeling – one foot in the physical realm, one in the digital.”
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