06 Oct 2011

Touch by David Fox

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Leeds-based designer David Fox has launched a flexible bench for Ocee Design. Touch comprises single upholstered units linked by laptop or coffee tables to form larger seating. The benches are made from wooden frames wrapped in CHMR foam and supported by chromed wire legs.

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