Barcelona-based design firm Amarist Studio has once again teamed up with sculptor Alejandro Mongo on a subversive, glass piece of furniture dubbed "Too Much? II." Back in 2014, the duo created a dining table which consisted of a glass cube that stored partially burnt money alongside "a thin biofuel flame rising above its surface," as per designboom. In regards to the aforesaid furnishing, they wanted viewers to question the importance of money and how it relates to time and people as a whole. No...
Barcelona-based design firm Amarist Studio has once again teamed up with sculptor Alejandro Mongo on a subversive, glass piece of furniture dubbed "Too Much? II." Back in 2014, the duo created a dining table which consisted of a glass cube that stored partially burnt money alongside "a thin biofuel flame rising above its surface," as per designboom. In regards to the aforesaid furnishing, they wanted viewers to question the importance of money and how it relates to time and people as a whole. No...
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