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As part of their Native Objects series, &Larry have designed “Anything but Red” a lamp reflecting one of the current cultural and societal issues of Singapore – “How can we be creative when there is so much red tape in Singapore?”
Further proof that 'there's still life left in old chair yet', is emerging Portugese designer Luís Porém Pires' Trico Chair.
Working with the aim to create functional and versatile furniture, Pires' most recent piece offers distinguishable simplicity and character as a result of the harmonious joining of wood, metal and textiles.
Made out of solid Icelandic lava stone, the design captures in a unique way Icelandic folktales.
Icelandic folktales recount stories of Huldufolk (the hidden people) who live inside rocks and cliffs.
Although their homes have rough outer appearance they possess an inner beauty.
Finnish designer Jesse Pietilä has created Sheer Wall for his MA thesis project at the University of Art and Design Helsinki.
Offering a new way to divide space in the era of visual culture, Sheer Wall investigates the possibility of creating ambivalent spatial experiences through the design of a laser-cut aluminum divider.
Space saving furniture has shot into popularity in recent years and Martin Sämmer's Transformer-shelf is a good example of a product that not only addresses the issue of clutter within twenty-first century living, but also deals with the confines of the domestic environment.
While merging the fundamentals of seating design with a passion for sustainability recent RCA graduate, Mario Stadeimann, has come up with Paperchair, an innovative solution to sustainable seating.
Made from cast discarded newspaper and available in a variety of colours, Paperchair
is a eloquent seating design and welcome addition to the world of sustainable solutions.
Having met while studying at the Design Academy Eindhoven, young Dutch designers Nathan Wierink and Tineke Beunders decided to join forces and establish the design studio Ontwerpduo in 2005.
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