I just picked up the prototype of the BEAD stool. It works great!
BEAD is a re design of the archetypical stool
enhanced by a contemporary narrative.
The stool is provided with a range of ‘beads’
that fit onto the legs enabling the user to
design and compose their own interpretation
of the traditional furniture profiling.
I found this beautiful algae in Herne Bay over the weekend.
Reminds me of black squid ink tagiatelli.
The pods are beautiful
We are opening our studio for Narrative Arts again.
Photographer Karla Uribe exhibiting in our studio as part of Last Friday in Deptford.
The private view is on 25th June 6.30-9.00pm
HIVE has provided the furniture for the exhibition ‘moss your city’.
The Escher chair was chosen to compliment the installation designedby Norwegian architectural firm Pushak. The installation features an indoor mosslandscape for the Architecture Foundation in London. The aim of the project was to encourage foresting initiatives in urban settings by creating a space using natural resources that appealed tothe senses in colour and scent. the installation is also an active hubfor events and group activities, allowing people to gather and fosterpositive ideas on greening the city.
‘moss your city’ is on from 19t June to 6th August 2010
Great re-appropriation of plastic bottles for a wall covering.
So simples.
Colours really inspiring.
‘Cityscape’ felt rug has been featured on the B&M blog with a great compliment.
The ‘Cityscape’ felt rug has been included as part of the ‘Fashioning felt’ exhibition at the Copper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York.The New York rug was specifically designed for the exhibition which runs from 6th March - 7th September.
The exhibition is being organized by Susan Brown, assistant curator, Textiles.
Read more information on the Cooper-Hewitt web site.
