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An Eye for Detail

An Eye for Detail

District Eight Design is an office and workshop based in Vietnam that merges design and build. In Habitus issue 26 we meet founder, Australian Darren Chew, to discuss his journey. Here, we enjoy his products, made with careful attention to detail.

Above: Theo Wall Unit

 

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Drake Low Bed
 

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Drake Side Table
 

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Saigon Lounge Chair
 

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Lab Table Lamp

 

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Foosball Table

 

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