Friday 24 February 2006
By Gilles,
Friday 24 February 2006 à 15:33 :: Furniture
The old reveals itself more clearly than the new, because time left out the noise. What at first can look as what you expect it to be can suddenly reveal itself in a different way. We started a new project when we moved our studio from tan old farm in the country to the old fruit deposit factory in Rotterdam. On the attic of the farm the former owner left some furniture. A chair that was stuffed in an attic for forty years and had gathered a million layers of dust. Like clockwork every day a layer of dust was added and eventually the Old got a new shape. If you could polish the top layer of dust you end up with a shiny and new chair, shaped by time.
Designer :: Judith de Graauw (DEMAKERSVAN).
Photo credits Raoul Kramer.
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By Gilles,
Friday 24 February 2006 à 14:51 :: Lighting
Here we have lightcubes in acrylic with orange cord. The size is 150x150mm or
300x300mm and we use orange, red and yellow colors on the cord.
Designers :: Simon Anund and Kristian Nilsson (KONKRET FORM).
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By Gilles,
Friday 24 February 2006 à 14:04 :: Furniture
Industrial production is a big source of inspiration. The Big Miracle of how some industrial products come about is a wonderful phenomenon if you look at it closely. The high tech machines are our hidden Cinderella’s. We make them work in robot lines, while they can be so much more.
In the ‘Cinderella’ project that thought is translated. For making the table we used a high-tech method as our new modern “craft’. Sketches of old furniture are put into a computer that translates them into a drawing that can only exist in a digital world. The table is CNC cut on a three and partly five axes machine. It’s made out of 57 layers of birch multiplex and is finished by hand. It’s about attention and the possibility to make something unique with a machine that is normally used for mass production.
Designer :: Jeroen Verhoeven (DEMAKERSVAN).
Photo credits Raoul Kramer.
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By Gilles,
Friday 24 February 2006 à 13:09 :: Accessoires
'refugee radio' is a radio for better communication in refugee camps, which is powered by the radiowaves. Therefore it is energy independent. Mareike Gast designed two versions for different situations: one complete radio for emergencies and one diy-kit for long-term camps. Both leave space for adaptation to different cultures and situations.
Designer :: Mareike Gast.
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By Gilles,
Friday 24 February 2006 à 12:49 :: Furniture
'broken shelves' provide a more natural way of shelving books since they can lean. books of any size find a perfect spot, while the reader can sit among them. A sandwich construction of two steel frames and mdf plates inbetween offer a freestanding shelf family. The steel gets a soft tactile surface by sandblasting and a wax-coating. The black mdf is oiled, which brings out a paper-like feeling. The shelves can be transported as a flat-pack and easily self-assembled.
Designer :: Mareike Gast.
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Thursday 23 February 2006
By Gilles,
Thursday 23 February 2006 à 22:20 :: Accessoires
Les nouvelles montres de NOOKA combinent parfaitement le design
et la fonctionalité.
Cette production est limitée à 1000 exemplaires par modèle.
Elles sont fabriquée en acier inoxidable.
Les prix se situent entre 260 € pour le modèle bracelet en cuir
et 290 € pour le modèle bracelet en acier.
Designer :: Matthew Waldman.
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By Gilles,
Thursday 23 February 2006 à 18:41 :: Furniture
A rocking chair from Studio Bility.
Water jet-cut from plywood, aluminium and plexi.
Designer :: Gudrun Lilja Gunnlaugsdottir.
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Tuesday 21 February 2006
By Gilles,
Tuesday 21 February 2006 à 01:14 :: About
:: Gilles Roudot
:: Marseille (13001)
:: France
:: trucdesign.com & Kidino
:: contact (at) trucdesign (dot) com
:: FACEGROUP (FACEBOOK)>> TrucDesign
Come to announce your products and news on www.trucdesign.com.
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