This furniture designer has got the goods
December 4th, 2007
From large and complex products to smaller pieces, Adam Goodrum’s designs embrace both functionality and whimsy. A key concern is the demand for space and portability when it comes to furniture, prompting an array of flat-packed items.
After completing a degree in Industrial Design at UTS, Sydney based Goodrum went on to receive a Bombay Sapphire Design Discovery Award in 2005 for his Eve chair, and continues to create practical, well resolved and humourous products.
Goodrum has recently been invited to judge a student competition at the Kortrijk XPO, an annual furniture exhibition in Belgium. Keep an eye on this designer.
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