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<p>Who said furniture stacked can't look pretty. Take a look at Obelisk, a coffee table and four lounge chairs and when they are not being used they are stacked to form a work of art. The table and chairs turn into a towering stone, which proves that stacked furniture does not have to look like stacked furniture. </p>

<p>Designer, Frank Ligthart is the creator/designer was inspired by the menhirs in Carnac on the French Atlantic coast. More than 3000 rounded stones have been there since the Neolithic age, for more than 5000 years. See the Obelisk on www.dedon.de.<br />
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