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Created by DB Fletcher Furniture Design, this table seats 6, and then 12, people and is custom-built for each commission. It was created to solve a problem—one that we will continue to encounter as we invite people to share life with us!—and serves as a reminder (like the Massive Change exhibit) that thinking “inside the box” does little to change the world. This clever table, though hardly life-saving, does encourage us to seek/create more (and less-expensive) solutions to the problems intrinsic in lots of people living closely together.Jennifer K

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3 Responses to “Expandable Table”

  1. Laura Ficker Says:
    December 19th, 2006 at 7:56 pm

    SOOO cool, Jennifer!! wow

  2. Trish Brewer Says:
    December 22nd, 2006 at 7:15 am

    Let’s try to make it! Making tables that work for our Lord’s Day’s and gatherings would really be useful in the People of Praise. Plus, this table looks super amazing!

  3. da Blog » Blog Archive » Superb Design and Community Functionality Says:
    February 5th, 2007 at 8:10 am

    […] I love stuff that is designed really well and functions amazingly well. And, because I live in a house with 16 other people, it’s always important to think about big scale. And Jennifer from 9of.us pointed out an amazing (and probably fairly expensive) custom-made product: the expanding table! Check it in action: […]

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