Tilia Coathanger by Alicja Prussakowska

Alicja Prussakowska: ‘Tilia is a freestanding hanger that can be also used as a seating. This object was designed to be fitted in the hall space. While designing the form of the hanger I was inspired by shape of the grass blowing in the breeze. Sublime details highlight the beauty and nobility of the wood and presents the value of traditional craft. The associations with the human-friendly natural environment and the feeling of comfort and freedom of use, the originality and uniqueness of this piece of furniture as a master work of human hands, distinguish this hanger among mass-produced furniture.’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Info and images © Alicja Prussakowska

Tilia Coathanger by Alicja Prussakowska

Noa Raviv Graduate Collection

Noa Raviv: ‘Classical sculpture and its evolution was the point of departure for creating this collection. Classical Greek sculpture once represented an ideal of beauty. It was copied and reproduced many times throughout history until it became an empty repetition of style and expression. We live in a culture where everything is replicated, so what is the value of an original object? I have deliberately created defective digital images with 3D software. Deformed objects that were created by a command that the software was unable to execute. These objects cannot be printed or produced in reality. They exist only in the virtual space. The tension between the real and the virtual, between 2D and 3D inspired me to create this collection. During the excessive research for the collection, I developed my own textiles and shapes, with the 3D parts created using Stratasys’ Objet Connex500 multi-material 3D printing technology.’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Images © Noa Raviv

Info via 3D Printshow

Noa Raviv Graduate Collection

HB Pencil Lamp

Michael and George: ‘The HB Lamp is the debut product from Michael & George and the first in our Stationery Objects range. A made to order design piece that aims to elicit a smile and illuminate your room. After years of creative service bringing light bulb moments to life, we’ve given the humble pencil a light bulb of its very own. Scribble on your walls and floors and add a some fun to any space. Entirely designed and hand crafted in the UK  from solid Cedar, rubber, spun brass and hand blown glass with a fine attention to detail, right down to the cedar body hand crafted in the same way as a traditional pencil. Add special pencil box packaging. Available in traditional yellow or there is the opportunity to customise and personalise.’

 

 

 

 

 

Info and images © Michael and George

HB Pencil Lamp

Shark Guns Sculptures by Christopher Schulz

Native Los Angeles based artist, Christopher Schulz, works in multiple mediums to create his sculpture and 2D wall pieces. Although different disciplines, a common soul is shared in striving to invite emotion, delivering intent and enabling sensory exploration. The vast body of work reflects elements of the artist’s surroundings both past and present, many times depicting familiar iconography to evoke a visual response that brings the viewer into a personal relationship within any given work. Discover below the Shark Guns series where the fire weapon is combined with one of the most dangerous predators.

 

 

 

Images © Christopher Schulz

Shark Guns Sculptures by Christopher Schulz

Dice Kayek Couture Fall/Winter 2014

Structured architectural silhouettes define Dice Kayek‘s Fall/Winter 2014 couture show.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Images via © The Imprint

Dice Kayek Couture Fall/Winter 2014

Fine Food Kärlek och Mat by Note Design Studio

Note Design Studio: “For this interior we were inspired by a beautiful photo series of the misty Death Valley by Jordan Sullivan, capturing the subtle variation and soft color changes of daylight that turns the harsh landscape into a poetic, inspiring place.The Finefood restaurant and coffee shop serves well cooked everyday food and pastries for the inhabitants of Hammarby Sjöstad (an exciting new district in Stockholm where the City has imposed tough environmental requirements on buildings, technical installations and the traffic environment, from day one.) in the south of Stockholm. ”

“One of the challenges designing the place is the fact it being a mix of a café, lunch restaurant and bistro. It must work just as well serving breakfast at 7am in the morning as serving beer 7pm in the evening. As a Swedish design studio leaning on our minimalistic heritage, we created a clean, soft space with a calm, inviting color palette. The base of the interior is a custom made herringbone tile floor representing the rich gray scales of rocks and mountains. The color palette – ranging from the deep green marble to various nuances of pale green and turquoise with contrasting salmon red and peach – are a direct translation of the colorful variations of the natural light in the mountains.”

“The materials are typical Scandinavian such as light ash wood, brass and natural leather except for the Green Guatemala marble used some part of the design. Tables, sofas and shelves are specially designed for this project giving it its own unique identity. Over the custom made furniture we have used – our own ceramic lighting Fuse for Ex-t(IT), lacquered wooden chairs from Zilio Aldo (IT), slick floor tiles from Mutina (IT) and a few really nice brass wall lights from Atelier Areti (UK) to top things off.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

Info and images © Note Design Studio

Fine Food Kärlek och Mat by Note Design Studio