london design festival
design platform detnk asked me to interview some designers during the london design festival. I made my first experience in the DETNK.TV STUDIO at tent london.
watch the one with english-based designer terence woodgate, who I already met in the beginn of the year in cologne where I interviewed him for designguide.tv. see here
london design festival
london-based creativ consultancy studio toogood has designed an installation called ‘geology rocks’ in the entrance of the dock, an exhibition of creative talent curated by tom dixon. the studio was inspired by rock formations. the final outcome is a sculptural ceiling in stretched gold PVC by barrisol.
london design festival
british designer lee broom has launched his new furniture collection called ‘heritage boy’. It is lee’s 3rd year showing at the london design festival. he was inspired by british manufacturing techniques which he cleverly applied in his 8 new pieces. here are 3 of them.
carpetry sideboard
parquetry coffee table
happy lee
tile lamp
london design festival
‘comic-like frivolity’ (with lots of boobs) is how I would describe ‘american chateau’, a showcase of work by nienke klunder and jaime hayon which opened at spring projects – spring house earlier this month. it’s all about the sausages.
‘the rocking hot dog’
‘holly on caramel marble table’
‘yellowstone’
london design festival
designing lightning is a big thing within the designers. the victoria and albert museum in london spotted that trend and opened an exhibition called ‘in praise of shadows’ last monday during london design festival.
doodle, plumen series by hulger, 2009
fragile future by drift, 2006-09
lucid dream by eric klarenbeek, 2006
medusa light by mikko paakkanen, 2008
london design festival
wallpaper magazine commissioned london-based designer martino gamper to create a chair arch in the atrium of the victoria and albert museum. the multicoloured installation is build from original ercol stacking chairs.
