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Flat Zoo by Yang:Ripol

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London design studio Yang:Ripol uses simple materials in simple ways—and ends up with a charming, quirky product. The pieces of “Flat Zoo”—ducks, owls, penguins, elephant, monkey and whale—are each made from five pieces of thin, printed plywood bound by a single blue rubber band. Both designers graduated from the Royal College of Art.’

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