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Lounges by Brodie Neill by Parker Hutchinson

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We don't know much about the works of Aussie designer Brodie Neill except that his space-age furniture designs appeal to both our minds and behinds. Two low-lying lounges by the young RISD graduate particularly caught our attention: his curvaceous ML61K bench (above) and his plywood-based SKL seat (below). While we aren't sure where you can buy them, you can certainly ogle these and other designs at his online portfolio.

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This entry posted on 01 August 2005 at 5:49 PM
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