Sep 24, 2009 6:27 AM

Bits versus Atoms: the Daniel Rohr "Colander" table

*I'd be guessing that this insanely gorgeous "Making of" viral video sells more of these Colander tables than the mainstream-media promotional budget (assuming it has one).

*A making-of video link ought be be *engraved into each table* with a 2D code.

*More:

http://www.wired.co.uk/photos/wired-things/2009-09/01/100-per-cent-design-london/photo-10.aspx

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