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Inon Retting is a student at the Industrial Design Department of Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Israel.
Inon designed a set of five serving dishes which transform into a beautiful vase.
Posted by keren at 4 February, 2010
Beautiful decorative metal coasters by Monkey Business, available in Israel only, what a shame!
Posted by Michelle at 28 January, 2010
Reneé Boyd, an artist from New Zealand, approaches working with clay in her own unique style using botanical themes as patterns which makes her work instantly recognisable. Her work is crisply contemporary and can be found in galleries and design stores around New Zealand.
Many of her pieces are pierced, allowing light to play its part in the overall sculptural effect of Reneés wall sculpture, lamps and vessels. Each piece is made by hand, by building up slabs of clay using subtle textures and delicate matt glazing. The intent of her work is to express movement, texture and light with a contemporay theme and this imagery is reflected in the designs of her sculpture and table ware pieces.
Posted by keren at 22 January, 2010
FX Balléry collaborates for the first time with Domeau&Pérès to launch a new collection of vases declined in several forms. It is an object spontaneous, unexpected, some sort of micro-architecture made of industrial materials and that reveals a new version of the “do-it-yourself”: ultra-contemporaries, “Pretty Vases Collection” are lacquered objects, which we can match according to our envy. The useful becomes beautiful, and long-lasting…
Posted by keren at 21 January, 2010
The intuition of Ak47 is to design and produce furnishing accessories that shun the obvious, venturing into
questions that are still unexplored.
The aim is to qualify simple objects; to enhance them and characterise them with the quest for a particular process, the innovative use of materials, the care for details. This is the only way to escape the bonds of fleeting fashion and achieve lasting elegance.
Posted by keren at 18 January, 2010
“…I like to think of my work as “crafty modern” – I make simple, clean forms, with a very handmade touch to it. On most of my work I will make cutouts into the vessel, my signature design element. I will also carve into the piece using a pencil, or knife tool.
Posted by keren at 18 January, 2010
