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KAMIYA Hiro-Hiko

Buldang

VIA Programme: Project Aid, 2002

Publisher: Un…

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KAMIYA Hiro-Hiko Buldang VIA Programme: Project Aid, 2002 Publisher: Unknown Prototype Pink seat in expanded polypropylene beads and climate control fabric Condition of use 900 x 26 cm Biblio : " VIA Design France ", Milan, salon du Meuble, 2002, BELLANGER François, LAIZÉ Gérard, Confort(s) la génération vautrée, Paris, VIA, 2005

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KAMIYA Hiro-Hiko Buldang VIA Programme: Project Aid, 2002 Publisher: Unknown Prototype Pink seat in expanded polypropylene beads and climate control fabric Condition of use 900 x 26 cm Biblio : " VIA Design France ", Milan, salon du Meuble, 2002, BELLANGER François, LAIZÉ Gérard, Confort(s) la génération vautrée, Paris, VIA, 2005

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