Nature-inspired design: Frank Gehry’s Cross Check Chair

Update: 2014-08-22

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Nature has always been an inspiration for designers, both for its beautiful forms but also for the ways it solves problems. Here Emma Curtis, of the Design Museum, introduces the idea of using organic or nature-inspired forms in design.

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Nature-inspired design: Frank Gehry’s Cross Check Chair

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Nature-inspired design: Frank Gehry’s Cross Check Chair