One Response to Dezeen's green design selection
in the Independent on Sunday

1. Stan says:

   at 3:29 pm

   What a nice list! I never expected Marcus to be one active eco-design expert!:)

   Of the lot, I like the Cabbage chair the most. The beauty of Nendo’s work lies in its simplicity – a typical Japanese trait. I have to mention that Behar’s laptop looks too fragile, maybe because of its toy-like front.

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2. F says:

   at 12:13 pm

   I agree – There is something very poetic about this chair ..
   you ‘d expect some Venus coming out of it .

   well done Mr Fairs ..

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3. quik says:

   at 1:16 pm

   there’s still no major idea of what a green design means:
   a vase or a carpet which comments on the crisis doesn’t seem to be solving anything. but if that’s what the term means, be it.

   anyways nice collection!

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4. Marcelo says:

   at 10:05 pm

   for small scale of productions who cares if is eco bla bla bla or not? this is not the point …
   we need eco products in big industries in massive production …
   Cabbage Chair? I prefer the sushi chair by Campana brothers …

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5. mama says:

   at 5:29 am

   Greenwash.

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6. zuy says:

   at 8:50 am

   green needs great change in design process not only surface design to promote more design studio than really green projects

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