etc.etc. studio assemble naïve chair for emko at maison et objet
'naïve' is a composition of six equal parts that interchangeably function as legs and a backrest that are screwed into a scooped ash seat pan.
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'naïve' is a composition of six equal parts that interchangeably function as legs and a backrest that are screwed into a scooped ash seat pan.
easy to disassemble, the modular shelving unit is comprised out of a framework and fold-able shelving compartments.
each handmade piece is composed of a polyurethane textile sandwich that is stiffened by a layer of bamboo cardboard; cut from a pattern, folded into shape and supported by a simple metal structure.
the glass-blown christmas ornament 'sylvestre' references an evening star, crossing the sky he flies through snowy mist, over the top of trees and dives into a dark fir forest.
the spherical lanterns were derived from the building's roots; which was originally built to store mines in the early 20th century.
branch lighting from keha3 looks to nature, drawing it shape from the perspective of looking up into the crown of pine trees.
combining traditional japanese aesthetics with contemporary elements, the property consists of five connected house-shaped volumes which protrude at different angles.
characterized by a three tier structural form and a glass mosaic wall, while inside the distinctive roof there is a light and airy ballet studio with a timber faceted ceiling.
the range of vessels is formed as a result of combining metal dust -- taken from key cutting and other metalworking workshops across london -- with plaster and jesmonite.
a machine consisting of four vessels is used to produce dripped porcelain cups.
entrepreneurs gabrielle falardeau and elyse leclerc have created a system that doesn't use electricity, but employs burying and watering processes to help food last longer.
ecology is a broad discipline. the greek 'oikos', where ecology is derived from, means 'the home', the place where we live. the micro-cosmos of our kitchen is a good place to start in investigating our habits and relationship with nature.
the project was undertaken during a 2 month stay in oakland, california, and a 2 week residency within 886 geary gallery.
matt w. moore sent us photos of his 2015 ‘vectorfunk’ calendar - which features all new 100% custom typographic explorations for each month.
ian anderson of the designer's republic told us more about the identity and packaging created for pop will eat itself's latest album packaging.
a selection the designers republic's work is currently being exhibited at typopassage in romania.
designboom español spoke with the artist about documentary versus artistic imagery, his focus, creative curiosities, and about the characteristics he believes necessary to be a good photographer.
designboom had the opportunity to speak with mccurry about the importance of this exhibition, his overall relationship to the subjects of his portraiture and his recommendations for future generations of young photographers.
johnson banks put together this tongue-in-cheek photo series highlighting the elaborate nature of 'how packaging works'.
designboom sits down with the graphic designer and brand consultant to discuss his studio's biggest strength, and what is currently fueling his creative work.
working zones are placed in the space's large common area, with smaller auxiliary rooms -- including individual offices and a kitchen -- located adjacently or on the second floor above.
a research facility provides indirect surveillance and mobile medical facilities to study and preserve the delicate harmony of the rainforest.
the japanese artist continues her series of 3D-printed, architecturally-influenced hermit crab habitats with 'white chapel', an animal shelter formed in the shape of a wedding site.
after carefully collecting both the fur of cielo the dog and her own locks, the artist gathered, assembled, and hand-wove clothes so that the two would literally be exchanging coats.
designboom visited the DA A factory to witness heavy machinery fabrication blur itself with detailed customizable furniture that was created by welding, bending and finishing.
italian designer lorenzo damiani is known for infusing an element of surprise into his products.
the momofuku ando foundation in japan commissioned noma bar to create a treehouse within the woods of their art center in komoro, nagano.
later this month noma bar will present a new exhibition at the rook and raven gallery.
orée constructs keyboards from a single piece of premium wood which results in a technological work with stunning natural aesthetics.
moving away from conventional methods of creating a confined space, the hand-woven installation replicates systems found within spider webs.
6D have designed an identity and several applications for the ‘kamiwaza’ paper craft awards including awards, certificates and flyers.
6D have designed a new visual identity for the japanese kimono brand, yuki sawaya.
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Architectural competition for the design and supervision of the construction of the project “Limassol Arts Centre” $ 29,800.00 USD deadline: march 22nd, 2027