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The Rudebaker Vase
Pylons can be used to mark deterrents, territory, boundaries and separation. An internationally known symbol of authority, its ability to bring awareness or mark barriers without any means of force or demand all whilst transcending age, language and social structure is nothing short of remarkable. By taking such a icon and reinterpreting it as a design accessory, we can breathe life into the awareness of the simple nuances and beauty of its form.
Designer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Manufacturer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Inspired By: Traffic Cones
Material: Kiln fired stoneware
Colours: Black White and Orchid Lavender
Dimension: 6.5 by 6.5 by 9 inches
Price: 98 CDN
The Nanton Coat Rack
Regarded as an eyesore by some, transmission towers have now become a staple of cascading highway horizons. By reclaiming and re-intepreting this object the steel lattice design is the contrast of strength and visual airiness. This coat rack is sculptural and a striking design element to add to any hallway or entryway.
Designer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Manufacturer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Inspired By: Transmission Tower
Material: Chromed hand welded steel
Colours: Chromed or Matte Black
Dimension: 29 inches wide by 15 inches deep and 78 inches tall
Price: 934 CDN
The Camus Floor Lamp
“You cannot create experience you must undergo it”
A beacon for the human experience the lamp is constructed to be a humble exterior shell teaming with chaotic self reflection. Continuing the exploration of typography as a means of decoration and structure (Dharma Lounge) the Camus floor lamp creates situations where the participant is embraced by the possibilities of creating a relationship with the object through denotative and connotative ideals.
Designer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Manufacturer: (Canada)
Tobo Lounge
A personal pilgrimage of identity
within the personal, communal and global environment. Composed of an ideology that embraces the
historical influences of many cultures. A shining example of characteristics of an iconology brought together to create a unique and thought provoking design. The piece was created to pay homage to us as individuals and to unite us as a society. Its beauty lies within the ability to reference our most cherished memories.
Designer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Manufacturer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Dharma Lounge
The Dharma Lounge has come to fruition through the exploration of using text as both structure and decoration.The purpose of this chair is to create a situation where the participant is embraced by the possibilities of creating a relationship with the object based on personal and communal experiences and memories thus substantiating the lifespan of the product.
Designer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Manufacturer: Palette Industries (Canada)
Location
Calgary, Canada
Specialties
Industrial Design, Exhibition Design, Art Direction
Links
WebsitePalette Industries
Organizations & Network
Blog:
www.paletteindustries.com/blog
Press
Featured in Spaces (London), Dezona (Bulgaria), Style at Home (Canada), Grazia Casa (Italy), Design Boom, Western Living,and many more international publications
CONTACT
Calgary
Canada
