Two students of Paris’ ENSCI design a flexible furniture collection for the school
In 2017, when ENSCI – France's industrial design school in Paris – realized that it needed new furniture, it launched a competition. After asking the 19 students in his class to propose projects, the teacher/designer Jean-François Dingjian selecte
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