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At the Goodwill I stumbled upon an adorable wooden chair designed for kids. Its folding mechanism was so intriguing that I decided to combine it with the classic Trieste wooden chair's design to create something distinctive. Chairs are inherently challenging to design because they require a balance between form and function. However, drawing inspiration from both chairs, I was able to use a blend of calculated guesses and serendipity to craft a sleek and contemporary folding chair.

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