
nir meiri presents new mexico collection at london design festival 2015
the series addresses issues of modern consumption, green thinking methodologies, and the lifestyle possibilities that exist in the grey area between.
nir meiri presents new mexico collection at london design festival 2015
all images courtesy of nir meiri design studio
israeli designer nir meiri presents his most recent collection, ‘new mexico’, at 19 greek street gallery during london design festival 2015. the work is a continuation of meiri’s investigations into shape and materiality, and plays on the subtle tension between handcraft and industrialism.

plant pot
questions on the ethics of design are often reflected in meiri’s work, and ‘new mexico’ is no different. the series addresses issues of modern consumption, green thinking methodologies, and the lifestyle possibilities that exist in the grey area between. ready-made clay pots are used in tandem with 3D parts and wooden components, enabling a situation where designed objects are reinforced by the values of recycling and material locality.

‘new mexico’

the collection is based around a common four elements; two wooden pieces, a clay pot, and a 3D print

the collection is being presented at 19 greek street gallery during london design festival this year

pendant lights

hanging light detail

‘new mexico’ speakers

all ‘new mexico’ components
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