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FIBER PATTERN LAMP BY ATELIER ROBOTIQ

A Lamp Made with the Help of a Robot

Available in copper, white and black.

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THE BEAUTY OF CABBAGE CAPTURED IN PORCELAIN BY NINA SAJET

Since 2010 Nina Sajet opened her Ceramic studio in Amsterdam – this is where she creates art objects,  jewelry and everyday objects. In these pieces she capture the beauty of the unseen ordinary. Most of the time a new collection starts from an intuitive image or dream.05 (2)The Leafspoon serie is one of Nina’s first projects in which she captures the beauty of nature in its most unadulterated form. She was inspired by authentic porcelain, where nature plays an important role in the decoration. By experimenting how natural forms could take a life on its own as functional objects, Nina found out that the leaf could serve perfectly as a bowl and the peduncle as a handle.

When making the molds for the spoon, nature is literally copied. All sorts of cabbage types form the basis for the molds. Liquid plaster is cast around the different cabbage leaves. Once hardened porcelain is poured into the molds. After the baking the different components are melted together with drops of porcelain. The connections are highlighted by gold accents. Each spoon is unique by its endless combinations and its manual way of connecting.

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STREAMLINED BY STUDIO ROEX

The Streamlined collection by Studio Roex reflects a loyal impression of a bland element of plywood. Due to a constructional value, plywood customarily serves a quite organic purpose. “Its a genuine shame,” comments Studio Roex, “because a mixed layers of connected timber veneer is what creates it so unique.”

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Streamlined aims to exhibit a loyal temperament of plywood by emphasizing and highlighting a several timber layers that are customarily usually marginally visible. By CNC logging a two-dimensional plywood piece material, a three-dimensional element can be produced. As a result, a settlement of layers light out, formulating a pointed interplay of lines.

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The Streamlined collection consists of a list lamp and a chair, black or natural. The products underline organic stylistic elements and pure constructions.

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EXPLODED VIEW BY SAM VAN GURP AND ESTHER JONGSMA

Now at OODE we have a series of lights by dutch designers Sam van Gurp and Esther Jongsma, called EXPLODED VIEW; Do we understand what happens when we dim the lights? And to what extent could the dimming become part of the design? EXPLODED VIEW shows that the key factor is to move the light source closer to the object or further away. After all, the sun never fades; it is the earth that moves closer and further away, causing the light to reflect, change colour, dim or die. Ultimately the experiment has led to a series of lamps representing different approaches: Cumulus, which dims through layering; Eclipse, which keeps the light contained or sets it free; and Lunar which plays with reflection….

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KNAPPE REFLECTIONS BY TJIMKE DE BOER

A series of mirrors by Dutch designer Tjimke de Boer- that are balancing on the fine lines between art and design. Without losing the original function of the mirror, the relation between the product and its surrounding is wholly redefined. The magic colour palette, which appears to be a puddle on the mirror, immerses reflections in a play of lustrous colours. The low viscosity of the epoxy gives the pigments free play. The process of pouring the colours over the surface of the mirror has created the illusion of these colours fusing in slow motion. The composition only allows limited direction and serendipity is the defining element in creation of the final result.

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VERSATILE VOLUME RUG BY TIJMEN SMEULDERS

A 3D rug, made by dutch designer Tijmen Smeulders. Tijmen about the project: “I searched for a logic that brings together all the elements of which a rug exists. Color, shape, material, density and pile height are re-connected with each other in order of strengthening each presence. By making use of a color gradient, a transition from long to short poles and an unusual oval shape, the rug has become a three-dimensional object that defines its own space. You can feel and see the rug is changing from the inside out”.

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TEXTILES BY FEMKE VAN GEMERT

Femke van Gemert  re-uses textiles in abstract works by focussing on a single colour. All her creations reveal the beauty of imperfection and deterioration over time. Her compositions radiate a mood laden with traces of the textiles used. The work Femke creates is always very tangible and evokes emotions by the way material and colour is shown. For her commissioned work clients can donate discarded textiles, enhancing their attachment with the resulting artwork. After a long career in the fashion industry she decided to start creating using only recycled and leftover fabric and textile produced by our increasingly consumerist society. In this way she is re-evaluating the meaning of waste in the design process.

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