Polish design brand Vank designed a modular furniture systems consisting of blocks made of flax and hemp fibres.

Called Vank_Cube, the system consist of a hollow block, made of a composite material made from hemp and flax fibres, waste from food and cosmetics production. The blocks can be put together using reversible fasteners and connectors. Thanks to the hollow centre, the blocks can be used for storage. The side panels can be removed as well.

The cubes can be stacked in various ways. Because of various tops available, the system can be used to make a desk, a pouf, a cabinet, a coffee table and more.

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