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Paper and Plastic Stone
Some years ago words like sustainability, ecology, and environmentally friendly were fairly common in the theoretical or academic fields but rather absent in the real production world. Few years and several talented people later the design industry is growing to be more mature and greener than ever and we are more than pleased to see that happen. -
Beat the Time
Don't know what to do with that old vase of yours? Georgios Maridakis has got an idea. -
Paper Lamp
Sam Johnson has borrowed an elaboration process typical of the graphic design industry to create an intriguing product. -
Metal Puzzle
The metal chair designed by David J. Irwin caught our attention the moment we saw the loose pieces that conform it. -
The Beauty of Process
At 100% Design we felt for these unique bowls made of pewter, pure beauty. -
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. -
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. -
Stretched Chair
Designer Jay Watson uses a technology normally used in metal manufactures with an innovative tweak. -
Tiled Wood
Designer Rita Baek's background in jewelry design has given her a rather experimental approach to design, which is also characterized by the delicate and somehow respectful use of materials. -
Woven Lamp
Using long threads drowned in resin Marc Sadler shapes the Tress lamp for Foscarini.
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Interview: Patrick Jouin
French designer Patrick Jouin has a creative approach strongly based in the intelligent and innovative use of technologies; we contacted him with our questions and he was happy to answer.
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