Joyce Lin, USA, 2019
Unique "Egg Chair" in spray foam, plywood, body filler, and enamel paint. Designed and made by Joyce Lin, USA, 2019.
18" L x 26.5" W x 36" H
45.7cm L x 67.3cm W x 91.4cm H
CH1255
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