The Fly-Ash Chair is a remedial response to our global energy dependence on coal and the fossil fuel industry. Transferring LEED® certified building methods of construction to product design, this chair offers a functional, elegant solution through recycled coal waste.…
Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt hand-builds exclusive one-off lamps in Plexiglas and brass with reminiscences of 1960s Italian design, French Art Nouveau and German Bauhaus modernism. With an experienced eye, developed over her long and esteemed practice as a maker and designer,…
“RAPA” corresponds to the ancient tradition of felt making, striving to revive its spirit and energies in a contemporary context, echoing natural phenomena and transformations. The choice of raw materials and processing methods is the starting point of all deliberations and…
Orson Oxo Van Beek (1995) is a Belgian spatial designer who lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium. By combining the fields of art, craft, and design, he primarily concentrates on furniture and scenography. Orson works between the digital and the…
The Galvanized Angle series created the work by expressing the angle, a modular shelf system made steel with zinc oxide. It was made by selecting a formative method that uses welding for free combination, away from the bolt and nut…
Craig Barrow is a designer working in the areas of object and sculpture. Seeing design as responses to the world’s curiosities and shared relationships, his body of work stems from material exploration and production processes, observations of human interaction with…
The Parisian architect and designer Sophie Dries has collaborated with the Roman gallery Giustini – Stagetti, on the reinterpretation of the Roman column. In line with her previous work on the manual coloring of travertine, a typical Roman stone, Sophie…
In his work, Lex Pott returns to the origin of the materials he uses most: wood, stone, and metal. He does not hide his designs under indirect layers but reduces them to their very essence. Pott works from his design…
British-Canadian Philippe Malouin holds a bachelor’s degree in Design from the Design Academy Eindhoven. He has also studied at the École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle in Paris and the University of Montreal. He set up his studio in 2008…
Domestic and pertinent objects, common in the still life genre, were sourced and used within a structure mostly defined by the music. The film was conceived loosely as a live-action musical animation, reminiscent of the system used in music animation…