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IKEA’s flat-pack superpower got a big push from a tiny car problem in the 1950s. Designer Gillis Lundgren could not fit a table into his car, so he took off the legs. That simple “make it smaller” idea helped IKEA turn furniture into easy-to-carry boxes.
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I grumpy flat today
SPARKS! The first page I’ve finished for Flatpack even though it’s like half way through the story 😅
Promotional photo of Jonathan Bailey as Flatpack in Campus (2011)
(via Plint Coffee Table by Cecilie Manz for TAKT)
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A follow-up on the cardboard prototype, this next iteration is made from, you guessed it, coroplast. Aayyyy.
It’s a pretty minimal design, the only components being coroplast, strap webbing, velcro, and a plastic container. I adore coroplast for it’s ability to create living hinges and origami structures, using only an x-acto knife.
The cats didn’t hate it all that much, which was a plus.
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