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Copy, right?
Copy, right?
Copy, right?
Copy, right?
Copy, right?
Copy, right?
Copy, right?
Copy, right?
2017

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Copy, right?

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TRADEMARK PUBLISHING

There are pieces of furniture that are well-known. The BACKENZAHN™ stool by Philipp Mainzer for e15 is one of these classics. Designed in 1996: at twenty years a fairly young classic. But with success comes envy. In this case copies of the popular piece of furniture. "Copy, right?" presents 17 different images of countless rip-offs – each as a photocopy. A copy of a copy. Design critic Markus Frenzl briefly explains the development of the design and the impulse to imitate it. Followed by page per page of imitations. No comment, black and white. A very humorous way of looking at it and still the accusation is always present: copyright infringement.

Client / Manufacturer

TRADEMARK PUBLISHING

Frankfurt a. M., DE
Design
Sign Kommunikation GmbH

Sign Kommunikation GmbH

Frankfurt a. M., DE
Date of Launch
2016
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Asia, Europe, North America
Target Groups
Consumer / User, Trade / Industry, "Designers"

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