Inspired to try a new hobby? Why not try your hand at creating anthotypes and experimenting with botanical dyeing? Anthotypes are a beautiful way to create fine art images with found objects from your garden.
tokyobike is a small, independent bicycle company founded in 2002 in the quiet Tokyo suburb of Yanaka. Based on the concept of 'Tokyo Slow' our bicycles are designed to explore the places we love and call home. With a tokyobike, it is as much about the journey as the destination.
Emilio Terry
JB Blunk
La texture s’applique en dégradé naturellement de bas en haut et varie suivant la puissance du souffle du verrier. Le verre texturé accroche et joue avec la lumière ce qui met en avant les reliefs, la lumière qui traverse le contenant projette l’image de …
The Food Nest series explores the concept of edible containers, either hand-sized for single portions - or in larger nests for sharing with others.
Rug'Society has dared to explore the trend of long pile tapestry and like we are always thinking in the future, TED Rug was born to create the first legacy of the shaggy collection. This exclusive rug mixes unique tones and unforgettable touches. An elegant and 100% hand-tufted rug, made with Bamboo Silk and New Zealand Wool, that brings comfort and beauty to your project.
Balmoral Red
– oog design studio, collaborated with EXPERIMENTAL CREATIONS a project that focuses on material experimentations and creative processes working exclusively with japanese designers. The studio experimented eggshells. – oog design studio’s statement Eggshells protect the content of eggs and posses a kind of fragility that it can be broken even by a small life force. We may…
2011
With a new body of work debuting today at the Future Perfect, Taylor's upped the scale of his objects to include lighting and a few furniture items, though he's still as fond as ever of using salvaged materials — he made all the pieces using discarded metal from an old glazing company moving out of a storefront across the street from his studio.
Vienna-based designer Thomas Feichtner has created this chair by laying a sheet of a woven carbon fibre and epoxy resin material over a mould.
Boss is 3D-moulded plywood chair by German designer and ECAL graduate Tobias Nitsche.
It's every car-designer's dream—to design and build a supercar from scratch, with no constraints. Talking with Carlos Salaff, ex-Mazda exterior designer, I realize he is living that dream—he's the master of his own creation. And what a creation: Project Caden is a supercar with voluptuous surfaces formed by hand, flowing
Vienna Design Week 2010: Austrian designer Rainer Mutsch has created a range of outdoor seating moulded from sheets of fiber cement. The recyclable composite is more normally used in the construction industry, and is made from natural materials including cellulose fibres. Called Dune, the seats comprise loops of the material and can be used as individual pieces
Ceramic-like biodegradable material
Ceramic-like biodegradable material
