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TO GO WITH FEATURE BY ROBIN MILLARD Tree branches grow on specially constructed frames to become picture frames at artist and furniture maker Gavin Munro's 'Full Grown' plantation site near Wirksworth, central England, on April 28, 2015. Deep in the English countryside, there's a bizarre sight: rows of trees being grown into upside-down chairs, slowly taking shape over years of careful nurturing. Around 150 armchairs, 100 lampshades and other items including mirror frames are being grown out of the ground in a highly unusual adventure in furniture design. The brainchild of Gavin Munro, his Full Grown company has produced some early prototypes, with each item one solid, joinless piece of wood. AFP PHOTO / OLI SCARFF (Photo credit should read OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images)