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product|added Mar 09, 2010 0 Mr. and Mrs. Tea
porcelain and a textile
Designer: Carolin Steig (Germany)
product|added Mar 09, 2010 0 anti-matter
Gold exterior, black interior with led lights and glass.
Designer: Luis Branco
product|added Mar 09, 2010 0 MORGENLAND, Tea Service
The tea set 'Orient' embodies an oriental form that plays with the behavior of Western tea culture. Delicate elements are made perceptible upon use and are stylistically interpreted. The set consists of a teapot, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, a cup, a saucer and a dessert plate.
Designer: Zitta Schnitt (Austria)
product|added Mar 09, 2010 0 COMB OVER
A carpet made of felt, inspired by the comb-over hairdo commonly used by bald men. The carpet demonstrates how beauty can be found in the blemishes of old age, which we usually try to conceal. The carpet generates various possible usages, such as covering yourself with the long strands or making a "ball" out of them to rest your head.
Designer: Meirav barzilay (Israel)
product|added Mar 08, 2010 0 Fault Line Bench
Indoors or Outdoors the Fault Line bench by Cameron Van Dyke will stand up to constant public use. A puzzle of interlocking Ipe plates makes up the seat surface and the 11’ long powder coated base holds those plates together in a unique jagged shape.
Designer: Cameron Van Dyke (United States)
product|added Mar 06, 2010 0 BLOOM VASE
A tin vase which evolves over time. The pattern on the vase is actually made of rust, the more you use the vase and expose it to water, the pattern keeps on changing, due to corrosion. This creates a varying look, where the vase never looks the way it used to. The vase design has sustainable value - it gains better aesthetics and "improves" over time.
Designer: Meirav Barzilay (Israel)
product|added Mar 04, 2010 0 Bandits Sculptures
Bandit is a project that will be prototyped immediately and manufactured by The Phillips Collection.
Designer: Jason Phillips (United States)
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