studio ve: endy series
using the discarded painted ends of timber, the collection celebrates the origins and processing of the material.
‘endy series’ by studio veisraeli industrial design firm studio ve (shay carmon and ben klinger) has used discarded timber pieces from sawmills to make the ‘endy series’. since the ends are the most sensitive part of the wood, these raw edges are painted to protect the lumber. after the processing, these pieces are removed and thrown away. the ‘endy series’ celebrates the origins of the material by displaying the bright colors as they are integrated into the furniture. the collection was on show at stockholm furniture and light fair 2012.
detail painted lumber ends
chair form
the collection shown at stockholm furniture fair image © designboom
stool and table image © designboom
components and construction method
portrait of shay carmon from studio ve image © designboom
