product design

Where Design Meets Technology – Industrial Design by SFSO

Technology has helped us progress in so many ways. It has cut down on the need to commute and it offers us entertainment and informational resources at just…

Generous Minimalism – Objects Designed by Jonas Wagell for From the Bay

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Swedish designer Jonas Wagell collaborated with From the Bay, a Taiwan-based company to create a range of contemporary lighting, furniture and objects for their first collection.

A Family of Glassware – Beak Collection by Tomas Kral Product Design Studio

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Tomas Kral’s product design studio has been experimenting with a mixture of shapes in their series for Nude Glass. This particular series consists of a long and wide vase, also a set of cup-like vessels.

Free Yet Stable – Stone Geometric Tables by Georgian Design Studio ROOMS

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

ROOMS was founded by Nata Janberidze and Keti Toloraia, a design duo who link graphical themes with craftsmanship to create interesting products that are experimental and functional.

A Poetic Relationship – Furniture & Product Design by Catherine Aitken Studio

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

I’ve been particularly impressed with Catherine Aitken and her devotion to the creative process, incorporating handmade elements in to a selection of mass-produced products.

Raw & Natural Materials – Furniture by Danish Designer Jonas Edvard

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

A selection of furniture and lighting by Danish product designer Jonas Edvard. His concept is to experiment by hand and use a mixture of unusual materials, exploring his creativity in industrial design.

Moments Within Materiality – Works by Dutch Designer Sabine Marcelis

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Sabine Marcelis coins her work “magical moments within materiality”, a creative approach to the manufacturing process, using the constraints of industrial design to create new possibilities.

Pure Line and Shape – Cast Functional Wares by Ilona van den Berg

Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Ilona’s goal is to “touch people with purity and soberness”, creating ceramics that are beautiful to the mind and eye, functional but at the same time as aesthetically pleasing.

Simplifying Workspaces by L&Z

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

German company L&Z produce simple and straightforward products for contemporary working and living. Developing objects that work with our ever-changing behavioural patterns.

Innovative Wooden Vessels and Shapes by Shimoo Design

Design, Woodwork Posted by Mark Robinson

A selection of functional but sculptural looking objects by Japanese studio Shimoo Design, who mainly specialise in making handcrafted furniture. Shimoo was founded in Toyama Prefecture in 1997 by husband and wife duo Kazuhiko and Saori Shimoo. They’ve been experimenting with a variety of different forms and shapes since, particularly at a smaller scale which is always nice to see. It …

Furniture Design by Marco Guazzini

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Mark brought across some fantastic architecture yesterday from the good folks at Fujiwaramuro studio, I was especially impressed with their interior design and the general layout they opted for within the respective homes featured. There was a real emphasis put on generating a simplistic and natural environment with the inclusion of plants, an abundance of natural lighting and furniture of rather organic form. This latter element was some …

Collection of work from Kristine Five Melvær

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

An overriding theme we often see here, and I’m sure many of you have noted previously, is the battle of the Japanese influence that we have going on. We are constantly amazed and blown away by the quality of craftsmanship this part of the world presents, I think their is definitely more onus within the Japanese culture to surround the home with items that have clarity of design and an air of minimalism, which we are big fans of. What we …