Bernd Ott and Jill Tate|Jill Tate|||||||Tilt’s Dermot Egan (left) and Oliver Marlow (right)|Amorphous Fruit & Nut tables at Club Workspace’s Chiswick space|LeafDesk, also in situ at Chiswick, interconnects on a pivot for lots of flexibility|Tilt’s all new Suitcase Design desk at Club Workspace in Waterloo|Wheelbarrow chairs at the Southbank’s Festival of the World|When not in use, the Fruit & Nut tables can be mounted on the wall|Co-design workshops with end-users are a starting point for projects||
21 Jan 2013

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