Another cool Canadian design duo is gaining attention with inventive designs
March 25th, 2008
Canada just keeps pumping them out. Super hip young designers, producing showstoppingly cool designs.
indesignlive.com loves this bookshelf/chair by Elie Nehme and Mani Mani of Fishbol Design Atelier. We predict these boys are going to be huge. Check out their website and decide for yourself.
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