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This project was created by KaChun Lee on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "New-Angkor Coffee Table"?

"New-Angkor Coffee Table" is a Furniture Design, Coffee Table project showcased on uni.xyz.

New-Angkor Coffee Table

Inspiration: This furniture was inspired by when Vincent traveled in Angkor Wat's Trip during Easter Holiday, 2018. Concept Idea: The metal frame is made reference from Angkor architecture shape. The middle part is lower, but not the highest. It is to emphasize the importance of dedication in the Angkor's history.

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