Bug Collection by Rui Pereira & Ryusuke Fukusada
Bug collection aims to create a deeper connection between the bathroom area and the rest of the house by revisiting furniture typologies.
Bug collection aims to create a deeper connection between the bathroom area and the rest of the house by revisiting furniture typologies.
“Memory is a seat that completes its own design by changing shape. For this project I created a special fabric from recycled aluminium, and worked to make a chair that transforms and memorises its shape. This chair seeks to echo the beauty of nature, with its ever-changing expressions, giving the idea that the design doesn’t even exist”. Tokujin Yoshioka
Sets of textured and tactile cutlery that have been inspired by the investigation into investment casting and an understanding that any organic material such as leather and cork can be burned out the same way wax can be.
MATAERIAL – a brand new method of additive manufacturing. This patent-pending method allows for creating 3D objects on any given working surface independently of its inclination and smoothness, and without a need of additional support structures. Conventional methods of additive manufacturing have been affected both by gravity and printing environment: creation of 3D objects on irregular, or non-horizontal surfaces has so far been treated as impossible.
Focused on materiality and craft, proportion and production. The making of controls the shape of the glass and works similar to a three-dimensional sketch, resulting in individual glassware.
Till 1st Septembre 2013 One of a Kind
Centro Centro .. Plaza de la Cibeles 1. 28014 Madrid
ONE OF A KIND is a exhibition that demonstrates the importance of design
activating agent contemporary economy, social and culture change,
beyond the aesthetic and formal.
Benjamin Hubert Studio designed Innofa 3D Stretch textile over metal framework with minimal PU foam.
“Good design is as little design
as possible.” by Dieter Rams
What Design Can Do celebrates the power of design and its problem-solving abilities. This two-day event in Amsterdam exposes design as a catalyst of change and renewal and a way of addressing the societal questions of our time. WDCD Was initiated by dutch designers.
Schemata Architects / Jo Nagasaka designed a shop for Papabubble, a world-famous brand of artistic hand-made candies based in Barcelona. This is their first shop to be opened at major department stores in Japan.
The 25th annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair, North America’s platform for global design, maps the newest frontier of what’s best and what’s next at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, May 18-21, 2013.
Today we present the first film of series based on hand made items within the Yorkshire region in the United Kingdom. The Series will explore the personal lives of the people and families that bring these items to life either for a hobby or profession.
Tony Slinger, a bespoke shoe maker spares his time to speak about his career history and the traditional methods used for producing some of Yorkshires finest leather shoes.
Óscar Rubio is the creator of Tangible, a study oriented in product design. Play light is his new project, which is basically a series of lamps made of aluminum sheets and wood, designed to illuminate, create various atmospheres, to communicate.
NeoLucida is the first portable camera lucida to be manufactured in nearly a century — and the lowest-cost commercial camera lucida ever designed.
The Iceland Whale Bone Project” offers experimental research based on bones of beached whales collected by ECAL Product Design Master students. This work was initiated on the occasion of a workshop in Iceland with designer Brynjar Sigurðarson.
“Make it simple, but significant.”
by Don Draper
The “B vs. U Collection” is a series of objects that are handcrafted out of soft materials like neoprene and latex.
