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TV set
A set of porcelain dishes responding to the contemporary need of eating anywhere but at the table. Simple stable shapes and ergonomic holders inspired by a painting palette, facilitate eating in most non-standard conditions.
Designer: Joanna Opalska (Poland)
Material: porcelain
figurine.com
A series of contemporary porcelain figurines. An assembly of units which can function as a standalone moulders or brought together in expanded compositions.
Designer: Joanna Opalska (Poland)
Material: porcelain
Dimension: ht 9cm
G.cone
A simple cone form and a natural ceramic deformation resulting from hand moulding and kilning is a combination which holds the secret of this lamp. These contrasts complete each other. The symbiosis of the cone’s technical simplicity and a spontaneous creation process allows for constructing unique objects meeting all the requirements of their functionality.
Designer: Joanna Opalska (Poland)
Material: hand moulded porcelain
Colours: white
Dimension: dia 20 cm, ht 30 cm
Picto
A pictogram is one of the symbols of present times, a modern act transformed into a maximum synthesis. Road signs, visual identification of buildings, graphic layout of publications provide abundance of its various forms.
A pictogram was used to create a decorative chandelier based on a multiplication of ceramic figurines. This turned it into a modern gadget which ideally suits both decorative historical-like and bare, modernistic interiors.
Designer: Joanna Opalska (Poland)
Material: porcelain, brazed silver-plated wire
Colours: white
Dimension: dia 60 cm, ht 40
multifunctional tiles
The project utilises typical functions of ceramics emerging from its features, and gives it a new form kept abreast of the modern design. A single tile is a vase, a hanger, a little lamp or a container… and at the same time it is a 15 x 15 unit allowing for assembling compositions on any wall.
Designer: Joanna Opalska (Poland)
Material: porcelain, magnets, metal frame
Dimension: 15x15 cm/single tile
