Video // Clip Chair by Sebastian Herkner for de vorm.

Dana Tomić Hughes

March 29, 2013

architecture, Design, product design, TV

de vorm | clip chair from Maarten van der Wolf on Vimeo.

The making of Clip Chair, designed by Sebastian Herkner for de vorm.

See more work by Sebastian Herkner on Yellowtrace.

CREDITS:

DESIGN | de vorm | Sebastian Herkner
DIRECTED, CAMERA & EDIT | Maarten van der Wolf | Freelance filmmaker from Arnhem, the Netherlands.
MUSIC | William van Giessen

via Maarten van der Wolf
devorm.nl

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