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Included are a selection of comfy pieces by designer Paola Navone as well as the fun ‘Oppo’ high-back chair by Stefan Borselius, which offers a contemporary and whimsical adaptation of the traditional rocking chair.
Viaduct
1–10 Summer Street, London
For the second in the series of Design Tribe exhibitions, inspired by the first edition of Max Fraser’s London Design Guide, Viaduct presents “The New Modernists”.
Contemporary Applied Arts
2 Percy Street, London
As a physical manifestation of one of the Design Tribe editorials published in the first edition of Max Fraser’s London Design Guide, Contemporary Applied Arts presents “The Revivalists”.
Canadian artist/designer Jeremy Hatch deconstructs the everyday while exploring the intersections between craft, art and design.
His recent design entitled ‘Torrent’ is an accumulation of interlaced candleholders. The formal geometry and pattern of ornamental arabesques are discarded in favor of random chaos.
Canadian designer Zoë Mowat’s playful designs offer a fresh approach to furniture.
With a passion for building ‘things’, Mowat’s work is characterised by simple detailing and a strong sense of materiality making each piece truly distinctive.
Forming part of Micus Projects solid/surface/series collection, the Relief Chair is composed of layered sheets of medium-density natural wool felt adhered to each other with non-toxic adhesives.
Eindhoven Academy design student, Daniel Hulsbergen’s series of vases are a beautiful mix of two traditional Dutch trades.
By combining the remnants of broken Delfsblue vases with Dutch basketry, Haulbergen provides an elegant solution, elevating the often neglected art of basketry while giving new life to the discarded work.
Indonesian designer Alvin T has devised a simple yet thought provoking bench, designed as a means to introduce contemporary design to the Indonesian market.
By combining local identity with an international visual language, Mingle is an elegant 3 seater bench which acknowledges both the past and future of Indonesian design.
For this year’s Cologne Furniture Fair German designer Johannes Hemann presented Storm Generated Forms, a series of products realised, not by the destructive forces of the winds, but by energy-generating forces, as can be seen in sand dunes or snow drifts.
Recent product design graduate, Kilian Schindler has come up with a simple solution which takes the ordinary out of your garden variety white plastic chair.
Swedish designer Pernilla Jansson’s ‘A New Proposal’ is a playful investigation into light.
Determined to “disturb the order of things and bring in the unexpected,” Jansson’s ‘A New Proposal’ puts an everyday object into a new perspective, one which so aptly emphasises the beauty and delicate nature of light.
Recent Bauhaus University graduate, Hannes Grebin, has come up with a series of designs that challenge the norms and traditions of the typical german living-room.
Focused on the ideas of comfort, the german based designer has devised a series of furnishings including an outlandish Wing Chair and revised version of a ceiling lamp.
The sophisticated nature of the monolith embodies the sensuality of a sculpture with the functionality of a table.
At first sight this sculpture seems mysterious and requires some explanation; that with a simple movement it unfolds into a dining table for ten and ten dining chairs.
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