
ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondom
exploring a new design language forming a dialogue between time, form and space, the characteristics of the roto-moulded furniture hark to the organic design of antonio gaudi's 'sagrada familia'
ross lovegrove subtly sculpts ‘biophilia’ collection for vondomall images courtesy of vondom
the ‘biophilia’ collection explores a new design language forming a dialogue between time, form and space, its characteristics harking to the organic design of antonio gaudi’s ‘sagrada familia’ as seen most obviously from the thin, pinnacle-like back of the seats. the furniture pieces developed by ross lovegrove for vondom employ the company’s expertise in advanced roto-moulded technology in their production, and push the boundaries between material structure and form. ‘biophilia’ is being presented during milan design week 2013.
the pieces are produced using roto-moulding
various views of ‘biophilia’
a rippled texture is seen along the base’s sides, referencing that of sea shells


concept sketch
ross lovegrove sketching out ideas for ‘biophilia’
prototype
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