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Cologne 2010, has seen the revealing of the ‘Ruche’ sofa, for French Interior Design group Ligne Roset. Created by Inga Sempe, the sofa features a simple wooden base, covered with a fitted quilted blanket acting as upholstery.
In these new works, designer Lex Pott brings together industrial design and organic natural elements to create a series of innovative tables.
Kwint Restaurant
Brussels
Studio Arne Quinze recently completed the refurbishment of the exclusive Kwint restaurant in Brussels’ SQUARE conference center.
Their design features a custom-made sculpted bar, which adds a new element of activity and drama to an otherwise fairly simple interior.
New at Established & Sons is ‘Bits & Bobs’, an intriguing limited edition box from the acclaimed design duo Committee. This special commission was created to celebrate the launch of Established & Sons new website.
Opening next week, on December 1st at Haunch of Venison London, is a show of new works by British artist and designer Stuart Haygarth. The pieces on display examine the artist’s ongoing relationship with abandoned objects and his fascination with taxonomy.
New works by Martin Szekely entitled ‘Heroic Shelves & Simple Boxes’ will be on display at Galerie Kreo in Paris from the 7th November to the 19th December.
As their title suggests this new collection of ‘Simple Boxes’ by Szekely is an intriguing exercise in design simplification and ecological sustainability.
When Patrick Brillet of The Apartment Gallery, London asked Marcus Tremonto to design a light out of Carbon Fiber, Tremonto decided to make a work that would utilize and celebrate the material’s inherent lightness and strength.
This neat little invention from French designer Mathieu Lehanneur addresses one of today’s most pressing problems: our indoor air quality. By greatly improving on commonly used and generally hazardous products, this design cleans up design.
One of our product highlights of this year’s London Design Festival was James Patmore’s most fascinating take on the ‘male dresser’.
Marcus Tremonto maintains his signature sense of mystery and illusion in his new collection of light-works for Patrick Brillet of the Apartment Gallery, London.
For this year’s Tent London, UK based groupDesign, founded by Jeremy Schotte and Richard Wells, launched their unique brand of progressive furniture and lighting.
Highlights of the collection included the Library chair and Planar shelving system, two modular designs providing simple yet elegant solutions to modern day living.
In a world full of mass consumerism and planned obsolesce it seems that designers have designed away the more poetic and enduring qualities of our material culture, severing the deeper emotional connection that existed between objects and their users.
Korean designers Shin Tai Ho and Cho Eun Whan of Maezm Studio offer a fresh take on furniture design.
Often focusing on the reinterpretation of existing pieces, the duo create objects which render completely new feelings through the tension and blending of old and new.
Furthering Jennifer Anderson’s exploration into materiality and its effects on the perceived purpose of an object, Mud series reinterprets the nature of three iconic chairs.
A Thonet Café Chair, a Wegner Wishbone Chair and an Eames LCW are each replicated in a combination of steel and mud.
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