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The latest from celebrated Brazilian designers <a href="http://www.campanas.com.br/">Fernando and Humberto Campana</a> is called Grinza. The chairs, to be produced by <a href="http://www.edra.com/">Edra</a>, are covered in upholstery that has been bunched up to an extreme -- a rumpled look that is bound to torture the tidy minimalist.

Milan furniture fair 2011

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The latest from celebrated Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana is called Grinza. The chairs, to be produced by Edra, are covered in upholstery that has been bunched up to an extreme -- a rumpled look that is bound to torture the tidy minimalist.

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