Duffy London are known for their bold and innovative creations, which often play on the concept of gravity, illusion and geometry. The Shadow Chair is no exception. The design of the chair tricks the eye, giving the impression it defies gravity. At first glance the chair appears to be standing only on the two front… [Read More]
Archives for February 2014
Village House by Powerhouse Company
Powerhouse Company designed a weekend house for a young family by using a five-fingered floor plan that offers a wide range of spatial possibilities. The Village House is located in northern Sjælland, Denmark and it explores the possibilities of the Summer Cabin, the traditional Danish vacation home. The cabin was developed as a cluster of five… [Read More]
Make Architects unveils recyclable cinema for Regeneration Film Festival
After recently creating the origami inspired Kiosks, London based architecture firm Make Architects unveils a recyclable cinema for the Regeneration Film Festival at Ecobuild. The award-winning architectural practice, took the challenge of designing a unique structure to showcase films, as well as provide exhibition visitors with a place of rest. The recyclable structure will be built… [Read More]
JSPR Releases Aura Lighting Collection
The Dutch furniture and interior design brand JSPR announced the release of Aura, a brand new lighting collection. The collection consists of a variety of three circle shaped lighting items in different sizes. Crafted of Anodized aluminum and fixed with fairground light bulbs these design objects are sophisticated yet playful. It is possible to connect thru… [Read More]
Iponweb Office in Moscow by za bor architects
The Russian architecture firm za bor architects has transformed an old brewery / factory building into a state of the art office for the Russian IT company Iponweb. Due to the building being reconstructed several times throughout the years, the architects preserved the historical properties of the building, which led to a lot of interesting details… [Read More]
Sneak Peek Desk by A2 / A2 designers AB
As part of their Sneak Peek Collection alongside the Sneak Peek Cabinet and Mirror, the Swedish design company A2 developed the Sneak Peek Desk; a minimalistic design that embraces the Scandinavian furniture tradition with a youthful twist. The Sneak Peek Desk is a small table that can be used as sideboard, dressing table or a… [Read More]
Hemp Chair by Werner Aisslinger
In 2011 Berlin-based designer Wener Aisslinger introduced the public to the world’s first concept for a monobloc chair made of natural fibers – the *hemp chair*. The project was supported by the German chemical company BASF, and was designed through a lightweight manufacturing process borrowed from the car industry. Using renewable materials such as hemp… [Read More]
Sneak Peek Cabinet by A2 / A2 designers AB
The Swedish company A2 is knows for their playful and youthful designs, as well as paying homage to the heritage of the Scandinavian furniture tradition. Their designs portray a combination of creativity, innovation and functionality. A2 is designed and managed by designer and engineer Sara Larsson in collaboration with her sister architect Anna Larsson, family and co-workers. All… [Read More]
Pedestrian Bridge in Esch by Metaform Architecture
The minimalist bridge in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg by Metaform architecture has redefined the way pedestrian bridges are integrated into the urban life. The bridge was designed as a connection point between the busy city and Galgenberg Park. The unique design creates a strong contrast against the chaotic urban environment, offering pedestrians a peaceful refuge. Architect’s description:… [Read More]
Koura Pendant Light by David Trubridge
As all of David Trubridge‘s designs, the Koura Pendant Light draws its inspiration from nature. Koura makes reference to the Maori name for small fresh water shrimps, while the delicate structure is reminiscent of the wooden traps used to catch them. Unlike most lighting systems on the market, Koura is produced as a kitset, rather than a… [Read More]
