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VOLTRA // [BUILDATHON]
THE NEW ERA OF INTERACTIVE DESIGN.
Wrapping up my second entry for the @Contra x @Omma Buildathon. Moving away from the dark void into a vibrant, high-fidelity studio environment.
THE SPECS:
70/30 Rule: 100% Native Omma geometry and layouts. Zero external 3D...
This is solid, it feels both clean and engaging. If someone wanted to create something at this level, what would you say matters most in your process?
Thanks really appreciate it 🙌🏻
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His Majesty, the Chair! 🤎💎
And the style I created especially for him: Mahogany & Silk.
I simply couldn’t walk past this beauty, so I chose a side chair (c. 1769, attributed to Benjamin Randolph, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA).
Deep red mahogany, delicate blue silk, and brass upholstery nails along the edges — a combination that feels both majestic and exquisitely refined.
I decided to give this timeless piece a new life by transforming its aesthetic into an elegant matcha set, bringing the design language of this chair into the everyday rituals we cherish: matcha, tea, and coffee.
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