Steuart Padwick
January 28th, 2010 — 11:03pm
COMMENT: SO nice, had to post it twice
from Design Milk by Catrina
This new collection of furniture and lighting by Steuart Padwick consists of several pieces made out of oak with a splash of color.
Archive for January 2010
Sociology of Apple Objects
January 27th, 2010 — 10:04am
by paul0v2 and posted on Abduzeedo.
How did objects come to enter the human collective? Inspired by the research work of Bruno Latour, these graphics were created with the idea to speak about the marketing hidden behind objects the main goal of the serie and the forward on is social life. And having some distance about it, there is some construction of a potential user in products.
This work is done by Stephane Massa-Bidal—for more visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/hulk4598/
About the author
Hi! I’m Paulo Canabarro and I’m here to post some really cool stuff for you, if you have any ideas or any requests please get @ me – pvpcanabarro@gmail.com you can also Follow me on twitter!
The Architecture Photographer Nelson Garrido
January 26th, 2010 — 12:00am
by fabiano abiano’s blog on abduzeedo
I’ve already published some architecture posts with amazing photos, and if you realize, a lot of them are from the same phtographer, he’s the portuguese Nelson Garrido. His technique and style for photos like those are simply awesome. The lights and colors bring even more value to each project. And as this is not enough, he also has some experiments and food pictures that are also beautiful!
Because of that I made a collection with some of his photos, definitely you should check how great photos turn good projects into awesome ones!
Architecture
Foods and Experiments
For more information about Nelson Garrido visit ngphoto.com.pt.
H-House in Sweden by WRB Architects
January 21st, 2010 — 9:51pm
Posted by Jaime in Architecture on Design Milk.
This beautiful private residence by WRB Architects in the archipelago of Stockholm is on a lot that faces the ocean. Although the surroundings are beautiful, the climate is harsh. Therefore, the house’s design is more than aesthetic — it functions by creating courtyards that are sheltered from the wind. There is also an open fireplace to help extend the short summers.
A lot of concrete and rusty steel were used in the building of this home, making it feel weathered even when brand new. It makes me think of camping for some reason.
The Warp Table Series by Kieser Spath
January 21st, 2010 — 9:22pm
German designers Marcel Kieser and Christof Spath have created the Warp Table series.
From the designers:
A stay at the table WARP will become an extraordinary happening. Everything on and around the table is reflected in a convex mirror underneath the glass top. The interaction between the object, light and shadow opens new perspectives and changes acting at the table. The topic of deformed awareness is supported by a simple design. The used materials are ash, steel, glass and mirrorglass.
The Warp Tables will be exhibited at the 2010 IMM Cologne furnishing show.
The table is inspired by convex security mirrors like in supermarkets. For transport it is possible to segment the table in 11 parts to pack it in a flat box. The small table is 45cm high and has a 90cm diameter. The tall one is 75cm high and has a 110cm diameter. They are called WARP 9 and WARP 11 like the speed in the Star Trek movies. The warp speed is possible by warping the space.
The designers – Marcel Kieser and Christof Spath:
