Fuck your faux-guchi paper lamp stack.
furo’
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fernando brizio on ‘furo’:
‘furo’ is not happy being just a bowl or container for the living room or office.
that job is not fulfilling enough. ‘furo’ needs an outlet for its creative drive,
so it stands up on its tall legs and demands your attention.
each leg is a colored pencil so when the sharpened tips are turned outward,
‘furo’ becomes a drawing device. slid it around over a sheet of paper and watch as the surface beneath
comes alive with perfectly symmetrical lines.
a textured cork body mounted on 36 or 4 pencil-legs, which makes for two different configurations and drawing patterns,
‘furo’ can be dismantled for easy storage or to, literally, cut down on its artistic outbursts.
visually striking and mischievously inviting transgression, ‘furo’ is a seductive piece that makes you wonder
who exactly is drawing the line.
visiondivision: spröjs house
straddling the intersection between traditional and contemporary swedish aesthetics, the extension project features a gridded frame structure that defines and negotiates the functions of the space.
peter coffin’s cosmolology +1 at herald street
composed of a neon light installation, series of recomposed historical photographs, and living plant, the three-piece exhibition examines our human ways of organizing, representing, and understanding the world.
scholten + baijings for hay
image courtesy of hay
dutch design team scholten + baijings have collaborated with danish
manufacturer hay to produce a line of geometric textiles for the home.
the collection, which is composed of carpets, bed linens and tea towels
was revealed at maison et objet 2011.
the tufted and hand stitched carpets, woven tea towels and silk screened
bed linens personify the bold identity the award winning studio is known for.
highly defined and graphically executed patterns span from soft pastels to
bright fluorescent hues to produce a diverse range of products. viewed merely
as a work in progress, additional colors and patterns are set to join the series
throughout the next year.
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