I have no idea of the source on this one - anybody know who made it? This artist has created a similar model, but the inside's padded as seating, so it probably wouldn't work as well as a human hamster wheel.
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OMG, imagine academics wondering around campus in one of those things. You can't see where you're going...
I wants one! I wants one!
The sofa looks dangerous!
Want. IF it comes with a way to suspend it from the the floor (I rather want to keep the walls intact). Oh and the option of the inside being visible so I know which book I'm going to grab next.
Hi there. This blog picked up on this item and identifies the artist/designer as David Garcia:
http://dvice.com/archives/2010/04/screw-e-books-g.php
Thanks R. Walker for the detective work! :)