Designed by Barrios Escudero, this pavilion for Exhibition and Sale of Furniture is made to differentiated space in relation to the sculptural and visual senses, which arising from complementary curves created from the ergonomy of a seat and the emulation to woodgrain.
Courtesy of © Barrios Escudero
This pavilion is made from the same material used in the fabrication of the displayed furniture “MDF”, in order to show clients the material potential for design, and also it is modulated from standard dimension boards of MDF. Thepieceswere organized through a set of inserts, and the geometry and arrangement of curves were designed to achieve zero waste.
Courtesy of © Barrios Escudero
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