Photos | Unconventional Spaces - The Ingenuity of a Modern Table
Captured in the midst of a lively conversation during an Exploratorium visit with Wesley, this Blue Table with a Glass Top and Metal Pole stands as an emblem of our dynamic world. Melding furniture and technology, it exemplifies versatile design. Find fitness with a touch of baby's innocence, hinting at the lifecycle of creation. Within the harsh lights of a makeshift 'Operation Theatre', it proves that home can be wherever we choose to make it. Dated: 10th February, 2024.
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