Just an impression of a paper structure used as (acoustic) wall covering made of paper rolls and wall paper glue. As with the paper stools, the result depends on how the paper and glue dry together; this forms the decorative element. Last year at 100%Design London fair some samples/ideas were already shown. Soon more structures!
She is mainly working on request, on ‘project base’ like an artist or architectural designer (with maybe bigger standardized productions done in the future).

On a metal screen one can attach a printed menu using a magnet. Decoration like the word 'menu' is being soldered on the metal mesh. The material reflects light, so when for example hanging in front of a restaurant window, like a curtain, the view behind will be filtered. At the same time one can read from the outside what's on the menu.

Little orange coloured bulbs fit the openings of a perforated panel-front. Different compositions can be made with the (picture) night lamps. Size of the panel can vary; think of covering a rather dark corridor wall, guiding you from one space to another...

Another paper object: round shape with'smashed' top, to be used as side table. Every object is different depending on how the paper and glue dry together ('papier-maché').
One on top of the other makes a funny kind of stool. Feel free to combine different shaped objects, put one on top of the other, stools can be side tables etc.

Will be shown at IMM Cologne 2009 - by Designspotter!