A Radio For Treehuggers, made with 80% real oak, designed by Solène Le Goff & Christophe Gouache.
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Comments (2)
So, treehuggers would love a product that required a tree to be killed?
"I don't think that word means what you think it means."
Even worse - wood is NOT a necessary component for any radio.