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Philppe Malouin, the amazing London designer, created a series of experimental room dividers to showcase the new work of Swedish brand Hem. Thirteen pieces were chosen from a larger series of experimentations that were documented and printed into a beautiful journal offered to the visitors during NYCxDesign 2017 last month. Pure creativity at work! So inspiring.
Watch the video made by Dezeen here.
Just stumbled upon this small design studio from Sweden that aims to produce quality products with a minimalist aestetic. I love the purity of form that feels so inspiring. Light although sturdy, down to earth shapes. Beautiful!
It’s very difficult not to COMPLETELY fall in love with MINNA home textiles. I just love how her creations reflect a perfect mix of craft and contemporary design. But what’s even better, is that MINNA decided to partner with master weavers and artisan collectives in Mexico, Guatemala, and Uruguay, a choice that helps ensure craft preservation and job creation in these poorer regions of the world.
Tradition remixed for the 21st century... Metallic threads and simple and geometric design make these pieces true contemporary objects. Stunning! La tradition remixée version 21e siècle... L'utilisation de fils métalliques, le design simple et géométrique font de ces créations des objets complètement contemporains. C'est magnifique!
Planter With Stake: ”I had read an article about reusing and regrowing kitchen scraps and thought it would be fun to create vessels specific to regrowing certain vegetables. These planters are for potatoes, and knowing that they vine, I included a stake using a 12″ dowel, simply letting it set in the concrete beside the well the potatoes would sit in.” — Debbie (via Material Material, by Doug Johnston & Debbie Carlos – Sight Unseen)
Le résultat étonnant des couleurs obtenues par l'oxydation du cuivre avec différentes substances... Des couleurs riches, évocatrices et profondes qui pour moi évoquent une certaine "magie" de la nature qui opère autour de nous.
Le design repousse sans cesse les limites dans la création de nouveaux matériaux et cela permet de nombreuses avancées techniques qui nous simplifient la vie... mais le retour à l'utilisation de matières naturelles, peu ou pas transformées, participe à nous rapprocher de la nature en nous invitant à méditer sur notre humble participation au monde. Une simplicité qui mène à l'authenticité et la paix.
(NO)WHERE (NOW)HERE: Un projet de la designer et professeure montréalaise Ying Goa.
Les fibres photoluminescentes de ces robes contiennent une technologie de capteurs qui réagissent au regard du spectateur en bougeant. De la poésie en fibres.
Ying Goa's work is amazing. Check out the video here.
Hiroko Nakajima : le surréalisme version 2013. J'adore TOUT de cette collection!
Playful yet so graceful! Everything about this collection is totally gorgeous. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE.
Les illustrations de Tim Lahan: humour et dérision comme outils de fine observation sociale.
Can't get enough of this guy.
Stefan Legner Monochaise, 2010.
When the highest beauty meets the cheapest design. Interesting, but would most definitely look ackward both in my living room and patio. Étrange!
Incredible textiles by Shengwei Wang
Lindsey Adelman's Catch lighting installation
This artist and designer is amazing, pushing the limits of craftsmanship and creativity to its highest standards. Une classe à part!
Chair Arch - Fredrik Paulsen
Cloud Installation by Mason Studio
RCR - Restaurant in Les Cols (previously, 2), Olot 2011. Via Eugeni Pons. The tables, chairs, and dinnerware are all transparent acrylic.
Strange space isn’t it? Trees have also grown through with time.
Reversed Volumes by Mischer’Traxler
The use of ceramic powder, which becomes really hard without being fired, gives the possibility that each bowl is as unique as the actual used fruit /vegetable.
The new Louvre-Lens museum, located in a former coal mining town near the Belgian border. By Japanese architecture agency Sanaa.
Situé dans une ancienne ville minière à la frontière belge, le nouveau Musée du Louvre-Lens crée un univers très moderne et épuré, à la fois modeste et grandiose pour accompagner les oeuvres qui y sont exposées. La lumière et l'espace sont au service de l'art dans une simplicité qui amène le recueillement. Biu-ti-ful.
