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Boring. When will the ironic laser cutting "phenomenon" end?
Yawn.
Jumped the design shark.So early 2000s.Although I might buy them on sale if they were made by Target or Ikea.But for "higher end" design? No way.
The shades aren't that hot, but I like the base!
I agree citychic, love the base and the CHORDS - such a simple detail but I love the look.This would make me happy finding it Target as a bargain!
I thought these were okay until I scrolled down and saw the feet at the bases - they look like they're about to scuttle away into the next room!
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Comments (6)
Boring. When will the ironic laser cutting "phenomenon" end?
Yawn.
Jumped the design shark.
So early 2000s.
Although I might buy them on sale if they were made by Target or Ikea.
But for "higher end" design? No way.
The shades aren't that hot, but I like the base!
I agree citychic, love the base and the CHORDS - such a simple detail but I love the look.
This would make me happy finding it Target as a bargain!
I thought these were okay until I scrolled down and saw the feet at the bases - they look like they're about to scuttle away into the next room!