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product|added Dec 14, 2011 0 Draper
Draper is a permanent installation commissioned by Florida State University (FSU), Tallahassee. Composed of hundreds of unique stainless steel strips, the project is an experiment in how mass and gravity, along with a force-feedback fabrication technique, can create a carefully tuned lattice structure. At seventy-five feet in height, Draper passes through five separate floors and sub-departments of the school, offering each level a unique view of the piece and its own distinct identity.
Designer: Rob Ley, Urbana (United States)
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Umbrellas are put into many ABS stems like reed, as its stand. The pliant stems holds umbrellas tight, and raindrops trickle down stems and gathers in a tray, becomes a pond.
Designer: Shinobu Koizumi (Japan)
product|added Dec 13, 2011 0 Voronoi sideboardproduct|added Dec 13, 2011 0 wald_perlen
Can you hear them? Listen! These “forest pearls” are telling us their stories. Their shapes are defined by the fine whorls and curves of the original piece of wood. Our craftspeople merely apply their sensitive devotion and feel for shapes to transform these minimalist organic objects into the finest forest treasures.
Designer: woodloops - just nature!
product|added Dec 12, 2011 0 Icunabular Side Table
Invisible City, launches its first handmade furniture collection, Incunabular, designed by Creative Director, Simon Moorhouse. The side table is available in black American walnut, ash or oak and finished in Danish or white oil. The Incunabular collection will be available to purchase in the New Year through the Invisible City website.
Designer: Simon Moorhouse (United Kingdom)
product|added Dec 12, 2011 0 lorry
Fascination on wheels – we’ve fastened a pair of robust, cast iron wheels onto “lorry” and we’re on a roll. This simple object, reminiscent of the building blocks of our childhood, has been turned into a versatile bench – on which we can sit, dine, or just reminisce.
Designer: woodloops - just nature!
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