I somehow do not mind the "Three Sixty" table proposed by Core 77. It is designed by Studio Mauerer Hendrichs and is being sold at The Future Perfect. At least it is on the humbler side, don't you agree?
Source: Core 77
Thursday, November 17, 2011
On The Market?
This made me smile and laugh during this gloomy, rainy day. Don't you find this hilarious and entertaining? Pure Fix Cycles recently unveiled their "Fixie" Table, which is literally screaming for the attention of hipsters out there who cannot wait to get their glow on. Yes, it is customizable in terms of color choices. Gosh.
I somehow do not mind the "Three Sixty" table proposed by Core 77. It is designed by Studio Mauerer Hendrichs and is being sold at The Future Perfect. At least it is on the humbler side, don't you agree?
Source: Core 77
I somehow do not mind the "Three Sixty" table proposed by Core 77. It is designed by Studio Mauerer Hendrichs and is being sold at The Future Perfect. At least it is on the humbler side, don't you agree?
Source: Core 77
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