living material: twig vessels by benwu studio

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio

the collection integrates reclaimed twigs and branches into moulded salt and pepper shakers, spaghetti jars and serving platters.


living material: twig vessels by benwu studio
pasta jar
all images courtesy benwu studio

 

 

‘living material’, by peng you & hongchao wang of london and new york-based benwu studio, explores new design methods to re-utilize the most basic natural building materials. the ‘twig vessels’ project investigates the potential of reclaimed scrap branches and twigs, searching for a new manufacturing application that can be integrated beyond conventional industrial production. through a series of design objects such as salt and pepper shakers, spaghetti jars and serving platters, the collection explores the functional aspects of durable and uniquely produced limited run pieces.

 

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 1
vinegar & olive oil bottle, salt & pepper bottle

 

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 2
spaghetti jar ( tulip vase)

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 3
cactus vase

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 4
egg cup

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 5
candle holder

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 6
serving platter

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 7
side table

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 8
twigs from hyde park

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 9
test sample – jesmonite 4

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 10
test sample – jesmonite 2

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 11
test sample – jesmonite 1

 

 

living material: twig vessels by benwu studio - 12
test sample – plastic dip

 

 

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.