October 2009 Archives

Paper Lamp

Sam Johnson has borrowed an elaboration process typical of the graphic design industry to create an intriguing product.
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Design Icons: Artichoke

The famous Artichoke lamp is not by mistake a modern design classic; beautiful, elegant, intelligent, performing, it has all the characteristics of the kind of design we at spotd love.
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East meets West

Two japanese designers project their cultural backgrounds into modern pieces of furniture, the result is refreshing and meaningful.
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Metal Puzzle

The metal chair designed by David J. Irwin caught our attention the moment we saw the loose pieces that conform it.
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Books: How They Work

The Hidden World of Dutch Design, a fantastic journey into the creative process of 15 dutch designers with huge photographs and insights from their studios.
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The New Tea

Fine porcelain and a distinctive stylistic approach are the two supporting legs on which The New English company solidly stands.
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The Beauty of Process

At 100% Design we felt for these unique bowls made of pewter, pure beauty.
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Interview: Jasper Morrison

British designer Jasper Morrison has created a remarkable amount of products following his super-normal approach to design, in which great attention to substance and function is presented with outstanding formal simplicity. We had some questions for him, here are his answers.
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Felt Walls

Anne Kyyro Quinn's works in felt have always trapped our attention; we appreciate the endless explorations for transforming a simple and traditional material into fantastic three-dimensional surfaces.
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Material Love

During our days at 100% London we appreciated the work of decorative artist Yura Kim, she presented a series of lamps but what strike our attention weren't the lamp themselves but the technique she used for producing them.
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