Five Days of Frame #115: Behind Mark Laban’s primitive approach to cutting-edge design
Mark Laban’s Rustic Stool is his interpretation of a Japanese teahouse, but the manufacturing process is less traditional and more cutting edge innovation — literally.
Drawing inspiration from the concept of wabi-sabi, which champions a w
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