Diogo Frias

Porto, Portugal

andy hanger

Andy is a hanger with a very peculiar shape. The economy of space was a major factor during its development, which is achieved due to unfold in order to fulfill its primary function, the hanger. Folded, a frame on oak is visible only with a simple shape of a hanger cut on it, giving the piece a more sculptural character, creating mystery about its purpose and functionality.

Designer: Diogo Frias (Portugal)
Manufacturer: WEWOOD - Portuguese Joinery (Portugal)
Material: french oak
Dimension: 540x365x70

mecco

Mecco is a lamp with a simple geometry, a parallelepiped constructed from a one-piece CNC machined oak. Its shape was influenced by the pantone catalogs, following the same visual structure. This relationship arises from the possibility of changing the color of the acrylic, creating different types of lighting for different environments. The parallelepiped shape of the mecco takes advantage of the sides, allowing it to be used either horizontally or vertically.

Designer: Diogo Frias (Portugal)
Manufacturer: WEWOOD - Portuguese Joinery (Portugal)
Material: french oak, acrylic
Dimension: 400x100x100

silhouette

Inspired by the shadow of a lamp on a wall producing a silhouette of the same, its shape allows with the same lamp to create two different environments, changing the acrylics that assume the role of lampshades, and this is one feature that makes it unique in the universe of lamps. One lamp, two different colors/temperatures of light.
It was developed thinking in smaller homes where the same division has a dual use. The silhouette’s profile gives it elegance and lightness to its shape.

Designer: Diogo Frias (Portugal)
Manufacturer: WEWOOD - Portuguese Joinery (Portugal)
Material: french oak, acrylic
Dimension: 1600x420x320

Location

Porto, Portugal

Specialties

Industrial Design, Interior Design, Design Management

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