A new type of furniture has been created by a British designer that feels and smells like real human flesh.
Gigi Barker has created the skin chair and skin stool set from a pheromone-impregnated silicone base that helped her with the creation of human skin replica, Metro.co.uk reported.
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In this project, called 'A Body of Skin', Barker had to study about the texture of skin and shape of bodies in order to re-create the varieties of skin surfaces and volume of flesh.
Barker believes that a bond gets formed when a customer's skin comes into contact with the chair that replicates the exact human touch.
Source: ANI
Source: ANI
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