var linkwithin_site_id = 519459; Dotted around the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington, and part of London Design Festival, 
Japanese design studio nendo have created a series of white chairs that mimic the different areas of the museum. At each site, the chair is modified to reference the space; in the lobby, a single chair hangs ghost-like above visitors’ heads, elsewhere, one balances on the stairs with different length legs. In the galleries, the chairs take on the shape and form of the arrangement of paintings, a mêlée of sizes quietly occupying the gallery space.
Japanese design studio nendo have created a series of white chairs that mimic the different areas of the museum. At each site, the chair is modified to reference the space; in the lobby, a single chair hangs ghost-like above visitors’ heads, elsewhere, one balances on the stairs with different length legs. In the galleries, the chairs take on the shape and form of the arrangement of paintings, a mêlée of sizes quietly occupying the gallery space. 
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