Main : Christien Meindertsma. Christophe Pillet. Studio maarten kolk & guus kusters. Silent Fish Silent Fish Grey mullet, cod, tub gurnard, black seabream Newspaper, glass, acrylic Silent Fish is a continuous study that started during the Waddensea project.
At a low tide, when the sea retrieves itself, washed ashore animals and plants appear on the muddy surface of the Waddensea coast. Patterns of a grey mullet, cod, tub gurnard and black seabream were made and reproduced in light weighted newspaper to remain nothing but shape. Zartan. Actualités Naissance de TOG Sortie en Librairie de l’édition poche [...] « Le Nuage », Un nouveau lieu de vie [...]
Lancement de l'Ideas Box à la Public [...] Solutions en Lumière : 60 créations [...] Le Thermostat Netatmo By Starck [...] Will.i.Am 2 Starck, une rencontre [...] inauguration du mama shelter bordeaux Philippe Starck et Riko dévoilent leur [...] Philippe Starck projette « MyWorld » [...] left right remonter descendre accueil > design > éditeurs > Magis. Céline Merhand & Anaïs Morel. « Lîdje » Project realised in partnership with ID Composite and sponsored by Sicomin and Numéricoupe for DMA Galery.
Material: cork, linen and PLA Size: 55x55x40 cm and 42x42x35 cm Edition DMA Galerie - www.dmagalerie.comwww.designenbretagne.com. Kelly Hoppen Interiors. Hawke's Bay Invitational. Tipu is the Maori word for sprout, grow, increase, develop.
Here we are expressing our spreading awareness of, and connection to, Nature. This 2 metre convex light is built with an organic, irregular pattern which reflects Nature's growth. It was designed by David Trubridge and signals an exciting new direction in his design development. The material has been specially developed in conjunction with Scion Laboratory and the Bio Polymer Network in New Zealand using plant based plastic and local flax fibre. It is assembled using only a heat gun to fuse the pieces together. Creative Hawke's Bay Invitational 2011 Now Showing 10 April 2011 - 26 June 2011. HEMPTECH FABRIC. It is always rewarding to work with companies who hold similar values to our own.
New Zealand-based textile company Hemptech has translated David's sketches into two interior furnishing fabric collections. Celebrating the subtlety of landscape and form, "Sea Drift" and "Traces" are screen printed on 100% environmentally-ethical linen and are available in a wide range of colourways. View fabric information and stockists on the Hemptech website View imagery for each collection by clicking on the images below.
Az&mut. Hemp Chair. Year: 2011 Account: supported by BASF Team: Studio Aisslinger At the exhibition „Poetry Happens“ in Ventura Lambrate, Werner Aisslinger presented the world’s first concept for a monobloc chair made of natural fibers – a project supported by the German chemical company BASF.
The *hemp chair* has been designed for a lightweight manufacturing process stemming from the car industry: the renewable raw materials hemp and kenaf are compressed with a water-based thermoset binder to form an eco-friendly, lightweight and yet strong composite. Description: Today’s consumers are striving towards a well-balanced and healthy lifestyle that is in harmony with the environment. They want innovative products such as electric scooters and hybrid cars as well as new, environmentally compatible, light and durable materials. According to Werner Aisslinger, the development of the *hemp chair* marks a turning point in this trend. Acrodur lightweight, strong, easy-to-mold and eco-friendly. Aurelie Mathigot - Artiste plasticienne. FRANÇOIS AZAMBOURG. NOE DUCHAUFOUR LAWRANCE - Designer / Architecte d'intérieur. Italian Designers.