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Graffititek is the latest piece by young French designer Charles Kalpakian. Based on Parisian Graffiti art, the bookcase aims to offer new perspective on the craft by reinterpreting it in a three-dimesional way.
Trading as hello karl, Kalpakian has built his career working within the areas of interior and product design from his studio in Paris.
Accidentals is the result of using eletro-plating, the process of coating an object with a layer of metal via an electric current, as a means of creating naturally formed objects.
Nadia Pedreschi, one of the latest graduates from this year's Design Academy Eindhoven Master's Programme, has created a range of everyday objects that aim to relieve the symptoms of those suffering with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
Replex table is one of the many innovative designs to come out of Oormerk, the Netherlands based design studio comprising Ruud van Hemert and Stijn van Oorschot.
Reflecting McDonough and Braungart’s mantra, Waste = Food, the table is a direct response to our scarcity of resources and need to embrace the ideals of cradle to cradle design.
British glass artist Heather Gillespie's recent work focuses on the 16th century art of copper wheel engraving in producing elegant lighting solutions.
British designer Debbie Smyth’s creations draw upon the principles of architectural drawing, depicting structures that reside on the imagined boundary between design and the drawn line
(DE)light is Cristina Ferraz's most recent work which attempts to challenge our concept of light by reinterpreting the key components of light, lamp and bulb.
The project by RCA graduate Ferraz, explores the notion of freeing light from its solid exterior and bringing it back to its intangible essence.
Speaking on her work, she explains:
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