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Darja Vuga |
| Page set-up |
Drago Torkar |
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Miha Benedičič, Primož Kalan,
Jože Maček, Branko Korelc, Andrej Cvetnič, Žak Prinčič,
Mark Dobrilovič, Andrej Križ, Tadej Majhenič |
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Janez Mesarič, Ambrož Močnik |
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Marina Horak, Erica Johnson Debeljak, Veris d.o.o.,
Dominatus d.o.o. |
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Tris
Children’s furniture
concept phase
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Concept – To enable children’s play, movement, and interaction with furniture elements suitable for sleeping and storing clothes.
Modular furniture system
– Elements are designed to furnish bedrooms for one, two, and three children;
Certain elements, such as wooden storage boxes, allow for multiple functional transformations (small table with seat).
Rational use of space
– The Tris design solution enables each child to sleep in his or her own bed, and not in a trundle stored in a drawer beneath another bed.
Independent manipulation
– Design of elements stimulates independence, allowing child to manipulate and transform furniture.
Functionality
– PP (polypropylene) storage boxes, placed on the floor beneath furniture element, allow multipurpose storage (for clothes or school material) that will be appropriate throughout childhood.
Hygiene
– Furniture legs are 230 mm height allowing for thorough and easy cleaning on the underside as well. All PP boxes are easy to assemble, disassemble, and wash.
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