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Nature as a Centrepiece – Furniture Design by Simon Johns
Furniture Posted by Joshua Kochis

Simon Johns makes viscerally appealing furniture that employs equal, often mirrored focus on its sculptural and functional qualities. Based in the woods of East-Bolton in southern Quebec, Canada,…

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Botanical Animation – Story of Flowers 2 by Artist Makoto Azuma
Film Posted by Mark Robinson

I remember back in 2012 purchasing the first book by Makoto Azuma titled ‘Encylopedia of Flowers’. Drawn in by the book design by Kenya Hara, a designer who…

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A Reflection of Nature – Mirrors by Designer Katharina Eisenkoeck
Design Posted by Elsa LaCock

There have been countless comparisons made between humans, nature and our harmonious or conflicting relationship. It’s is no wonder then that designers through the years have also experimented…

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Imaginary Landscapes – Tapis by French Designer Guillaume Delvigne
Art Posted by Elsa LaCock

French designer Guillaume Delvigne has always liked the idea of moving away from reality and trying to incorporate this in functional design. He is inspired by everything interesting,…

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Experimenting With Form – Slow Motion by Designer Aldo Bakker
Furniture Posted by Elsa LaCock

It was the architect Louis H. Sullivan who first coined the term ‘form over function’ back in 1896. This principle states that the form of a specific design…

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Simple Sophistication – Furniture by John Eric Byers
Furniture Posted by Elsa LaCock

John Eric Byers exhibits ‘beauty in simplicity’ stunningly in his range of wooden furniture. This Oregon-based designer and craftsman specialises in creating sophisticated, geometrically-inspired furniture for interior spaces.…

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Balancing Form & Function – Sculptural Objects by Ingrid Rügemer
Design Posted by Kait Evensen

German designer Ingrid Rügemer spent time gaining experience in several countries before returning to Munich to start her studio. In her work, she aims to produce creative tableware…

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Crafting A New Vision – Wood Furniture by Atelier Cedric Breisacher
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

It’s rare to come across a designer with a sensibility that’s so natural and flowing. I think when we’re young much of this originality is driven out of…

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Reverberating Colour – Tone Project by Korean Designer Yun Sohyun
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Korean Designer Yun Sohyun’s intent with this series titled ‘Tone’ was to create an “artwork in everyday life” and has achieved this through the use of acrylic and various colours combinations.

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Engagement With Pattern – A Selection of Textiles by British Creative Laura Slater
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Laura Slater is a talented designer who works from her print shop in West Yorkshire with the goal of designing objects for the every day that are informed by an interaction of colour and shape.

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Balancing the Voids – A Selection of Furniture by Italian Designer Guglielmo Poletti
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Italian Designer Guglielmo Poletti uses a selection of wires for both practical and artistic reasons, constructing a unique range of furniture that plays on the idea of balancing the voids.

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Everyday Life’s Inspiration – Creative Rugs Handcrafted in Nepal by Atelier Fevrier
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

This project is run by Florian Pretet and Lisa Mukhia Pretet who linked together to found Atelier Fevrier, a project specialising in contemporary rugs that are handmade by Nepalese artisans.

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