‘re-imagine’ by studiomama‘re-imagine’ by london-based studiomama is a project born out of questioning resourcefulness and attitudes towards waste. it builds on the interests in expediency and re-using the existing, and speaks of the ability to see the potential in the banal. by encouraging users to re-look at unwanted furniture in our homes, streets and markets, a sustainable approach towards design and making is implemented.
textiles by david david design
orange and turquoise steel frame variations
left: yellow color variation, right: light grey color variation
red short chair
orange cantilever chair
left: original chair, right: chair after modification
NINA TOLSTRUP (4)
Jan 20, 2010
Oct 05, 2009
Jul 24, 2008PRODUCT LIBRARY
Sep 14, 2021sober lines, pixelated patterns, and fine detailing complete the furniture pieces.
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Sep 14, 2021designboom speaks with DECA architecture to learn more about its many works that are sensitively carved into the coastline of greece.
Sep 13, 2021‘until his last breath, christo worked tirelessly on this project, his last “temporary exhibition” as he liked to call it.'
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Sep 12, 2021the volume of marko brajovic's casa proa takes shape as a tetrahedron and is perched atop branching pillars.
Utterly inspired. I’ve been trying to think of something to do with forlorn chairs I see in skips virtually every day. Every time I tried to imagine how to transform them I hit a mental block thinking most were beyond help, but you’ve done it. Brilliant!