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While the "Memory" Chair by renowned Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka may not be the most aesthetically designed chair, we still can't resist covering it. Debuting at the prestigious 2010 Milan Design Fair, the chair is already creating a buzz in the design continuum thanks to its material of choice. Made from recycled aluminum, this sustainable chair is able to alter its shape according to the weight or size of the user who has parked his/her derriere on it.

Says the designer:

"This chair might remind us of the beauty in nature with its ever-changing expressions, and also create the impression as if there is no presence of design."

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At the feted Milan International Furniture Fair, one gets to witness some stunning creations that seem to transcend design boundaries and take a road less travelled. Check out UK based designer Charlie Davidson's "Peppered Table" that employs laser-cutting technique to set it apart from the clique.

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Italian manufactures Magis will showcase their latest collections at the 2010, Milan International Furniture Fair. As usual their designs come with a twist and boasts of cutting-edge technology. Some highlights from the collection include; the "Sparkling Chair and the "Troy Chair by renowned designer Marcel Wander. While the former has been made by using the blow moulding technique and has legs that looks like soda bottles, the latter has stunning motifs on it.

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