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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)
Manufacturer: Cameron Van Dyke, LLC (United States)
Material: wood, powder coated steel
Dimension: 16
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)
Manufacturer: (Israel)
Material: coated tin
Colours: Silver
Dimension: 27cm Ø17cm
product|added Mar 04, 2010 0
Bandits Sculptures
Bandit is a project that will be prototyped immediately and manufactured by The Phillips Collection.
It will be sold exclusively through authorized Phillips dealers around the world.
A single item that, when rotated even slightly, takes on a new form. It is almost a critique on society, as we all fit one mold, but through controlling our own destinies, we become unique.
Designer: Jason Phillips (United States)
Manufacturer: The Phillips Collection (United States)
Inspired By: society, personalities, uniqueness
Material: Lacquer | Metallic Leaf | Fiberglass
Colours: Silver | White & Gold | Black
Dimension: dia20x72
Price: available upon request
product|added Mar 03, 2010 0
Dyad
Dyad is a lounge chair which is composed of two sheets. This is structured by depending each other to become complete figure and this idea can be completed with linking two sheets each other.
Molding sheets of lightweight veneer into gently curved shapes gives the hard material a soft, inviting appearance.
Designer: Joo, Hongkyu (Korea, South)
Manufacturer: (Korea, South)
Inspired By: alphabet
Material: high-frequency formed plywood
Colours: Oak wood, white(glossy)
Dimension: W850X820XH800 mm
product|added Mar 02, 2010 0
Bossa
Aluminium pendant light with a direct and indirect light system, that allows the creation of different atmosphere and the light intensity control in a room by gently pulling the lampshade. Efficient anti-glare control through a cover placed in front of the lamp. Finishing: powder-coated.
2010, Designpreis BRD silber
2009, if award, gold
2007, if award, gold
2007 red dot, best of the best
2006, good design award usa
2006, design plus award
museu da casa brasileira, 1st place 200
Designer: Fernando Prado (Brazil)
Manufacturer: Lumini (Brazil)
Material: Aluminium, Fittings 1 x qt32 max 150w - e27 1 x a60 max 100w - e27
Colours: matte white, matte black, gold, silver
Dimension: Diameter head of lamp 500 mm / Height head of lamp 300 mm / Pendant length 2000 mm
Price: from EUR 663,00 to EUR 1.260,00 (excl. VAT)
product|added Mar 01, 2010 0
Konnex
A basic cube set, consisting of three modules, can be individually assembled to a shelf. Additionally different basic sets can be added to a unique storage furniture.
For this, the different slits around one cube can be slid into the side walls of another. The concept of the basic set allows the modules to be moved and be stored easily occupying hardly any space. The cubes of the basic set are simply placed in one another.
Designer: Florian Gross (Germany)
