Sep 24, 2020
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David Graas
Truly Fake (2016) by David Graas
What would artificial flowers look like if they didn't try so desperately to imitate natural flowers?
Fake flowers have always been very intriguing to me. I understand the practical considerations for preferring them over natural flowers; everlasting, easy to clean, no need for water. And they don't have this problem of reminding you of your own short lived existence. Nothing more depressing than a bunch of withered flowers... But their effort to mimic the real thing is so unconvincing , I always get turned off.
Truly Fake are not wannabe natural flowers and proud of their fakeness. Their design is generated by the Spirograph, the well-known drawing tool producing geometric roulette curves using a variety of gear wheels. This gives them a mathematical appearance that is very similar to natural flowers, but without trying to imitate them.
3D printed cityscape lightbulbs by designer David Graas
A City Flipped Over: David Graas Designs Skyscraper-Shaped Light Bulb Covers
A City Flipped Over: David Graas Designs Skyscraper-Shaped Light Bulb Covers
Stalaclights 3D-printed light bulb covers by David Graas (Courtesy David Graas)
Dutch product designer David Graas started with this premise: what if the cityscape as we know it were literally flipped upside down? His answer is a collection of 3D-printed light bulbcovers shaped like some of the world’s glitziest skyscrapers. Suspended from the ceiling, these so-called “Stalaclights” appear at…
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Product designer David Graas rethinks the standard light bulb with his Art Deco-inspired, 3D-printed creations called Stalaclights, which are modeled after skyscrapers.
Screw It Dog (2013) by David Graas for Layers
An icon of the old industry, the mass produced single use PET bottle, reinterpreted as a dog. Paying tribute to the balloon dog of Jeff Koons, the Screw It Dog allows you to store your dry foods in a fancy way. Just cut of the tail bottle to function as a funnel and fill the legs, ears and nose of the dog one by one with sugar, rice, coffee beans or pasta.
Screw It Vase (2013) by David Graas for Layers
Making clever use of the universal PET bottle screw top, the Screw It Vase (large) transforms 12 single use PET bottles (0,5 l) you add yourself, into a beautiful vase that is made to last.
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