studio job & pieke bergmans for dilmos

high end antique crystal transforms domestic containers into ironic, luxurious works of art. 

an original modernist house is renovated and redeveloped to showcase for both historical and modern design. 

executed in the studio's signature practice of marquetry, the imagery presented is the anatomy and bone structure of a human torso, in which veins, arteries, bones and surgical tools extend outward to cover the surf...

taking on various sizes and shapes, the light bulbs appear as if they have gone way out of line, appearing as if they are almost starting to consume the pieces of furniture in which they are placed.

for 'wonderlamp' the light giving blubs of bergmans are linked to seven bronze objects from studio job.

the large cabinets, shelves and chair are all made from polystyrene foam which has been baked to achieve their form. through the heating process, the foam transforms into strong, rigid pieces of furniture.

'I am drawn by things that do not have forms, but leave an emotional effect on people. at a glance, such material is invisible and its existence is erased. through the interaction with light, however, the form sudd...

'portico' furniture designs draw from the architectural structure of ancient roman aqueduct arches, paying tribute to their rhythmic repetition and geometry.

initially conceived through the study of cells and brain synapsis, 'sinapsi' offers a form that can be repeated and flexibly re-rearranged for different user needs.