M&O Paris 23-27 Janvier 2015

Le Salon Maison & Objet est ouvert

 

Elu Créateur de l'Année Maison et Objet Paris janvier 2015 :

• Masayuki Hayashi avec la Cabbage Chair, design Nendo
• Akihiro Yoshida avec sa Vaisselle Nendo

Hummingbird Wallpaper by COLE & SON

One more mushroom

http://onemoremushroom.com

Hummingbird Wallpaper by COLE & SON

COLE & SON Wallpaper Geometric collection

Suspensions Small Light Collection de Neo Design.

Crédits photo : Neo Design Studio

Eileen Gray chez Jacques De Vos

Seize pièces (certaines sont rares) de cette artistes de génie sont à voir Galerie Jacques De Vos 7, rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris, jusqu'au 31 octobre.

www.taporo.com, c'est du béton !

Le “bungy” de Diane Fougère, Paris Design Week 6-13 SEPT. 2014

Le bureau “bungy” de Diane Fougère, édité par Sirène et Sardine, est muni d’élastiques qui permettent de stocker, suspendre, classer tous nos objets et papiers.

Roman & Williams

Véritables icônes de la côte Est, Robin Standefer et Stephen Alesch, après s'être rencontrés en 1992 sur le tournage de The New Age, ont passé dix ans à imaginer des décors pour le cinéma américain, avant de fonder leur agence, dont l'enseigne ne correspond pas à leurs prénoms mais à ceux de leurs grands-pères respectifs.

Le couple s'impose aujourd'hui avec son esthétique singulière, faite d'influences vintage et de modernité, au somment de la déco américaine.

Chizu Kobayashi

 

www.chizkobject.com

Midiune - Mobilier industriel et vintage à Lourmarin

 

 

 

Du vintage, du mobilier industriel, des belles matières, des créations... le tout dans un petit concept store sur deux étages, très sympa!  

Photos: Charlotte Hiegel 2014

www.cecilialevy.com

 

"Old books carry a history, not only the story written on the pages. Dog-ears, stains, a dedication on the flyleaf, a doodle in the margin.

Smooth paper, elegant, cream white or discolored, brownish and brittle – a material full of nuances, different shades, texture and personality.

I use books from the beginning of the last century. Take them apart, tear, shred and cut the pages into small pieces that are reassembled into new objects. Eggshell thin, yet remarkably steady. The story lives on, but in a different shape."

Cecilia Levy

 

BAILEY DOESN'T BARK

http://www.baileydoesntbark.com/blog

Domaine de Boisbuchet

light-lights

Dates: 07 - 13 September 2014

Tutor(s): REICHERT + MANN

The responsible interaction with our nature and limited resources is a key factor for future products.

The workshop sets a focus on this situation by using energy-efficient lamps and materials which are either organic or easily recycled in order to develop aesthetically challenging luminaires and structures for sophisticated atmospheres.

       

 

We seek to explore and analyse nature’s own perfect structures and Boisbuchet’s architecture as sources for our inspiration. A short warm-up shall introduce into the principles of light-technology and will be followed by a collective building of lamps, concentrating on their fundamental technical set-up. The reflection of these basic light fixtures through forms we discovered in Boisbuchet shall lead us to the development of innovative, light lights.

At the end of our light-lights-workshop, the fully operable luminaires of each one of the team connect to an illuminating installation for the final dinner.

Gerhard Reichert holds diploma in mechanical engineering and integral-design from SADK Stuttgart.He was project manager at MH Design Engineering in Switzerland and Germany and worked for seven years with Michele De Lucchi in Milan before establishing his own studio “reichert-design”.

In 2004 he was appointed Professor for Design at University of Applied Science Aachen. Since 2007 he is Professor and Head of Department for Product Design at University of Applied Science Schwäbisch Gmünd. In 2013 he taught as guest professor at San Jose State University in California. 

Reichert focuses on the integral development of products and product systems that reconcile utilitarian, ecological functionality and integral emotionality. His expertise is design and engineering in complex global contexts and alternate branches of industry and markets such as office furniture, interiors, lamps and industrial as well as medical products.

Gerhard Reichert collaborates with international companies such as Artemide, AAT, ALS, Brunner, iGuzzini, Interstuhl, Koleksiyon, Leifheit, Molteni, and Mauser Office and many of his products were awarded. Reichert often acts as advising expert and member of design juries.

 

Marc Mann lives in Hamburg where he is a light and jewellery designer – besides working as an IT-consultant. He is a passionate collector and constantly engaged in contemporary art as well as in antique crafts. His preferences of fusing disparate disciplines, materials and ideas become manifest in his trademark objects called „jeweLIGHTs“.

Found objects such as hand blown flacons often become a starting point for his designs and transparent phenomena in particular – be it glas with its manifold, subtle qualities or a deep sea jellyfish – provide a recurrent source of inspiration. The true value of his unique pieces of jewelry is not based on expensive matter but on a highly elegant transformation of historic material into authentic, visionary objects.

Marc Mann’s objects have been successfully shown in numerous exhibitions and selected by Karim Rashid for the International Design Yearbook 2003/2004. In 2012, Marc received the EVOQUE Style Award “Hamburg – CITY OF LIGHT”.

www.reichert-design.net

www.light-lights.com

www.jewelights.com

 

go to: http://www.boisbuchet.org/workshops-reichert-mann/

 

KINFOLK Magazine

Kinfolk publie DEPUIS trois ans un magazin par saison proposant un style de vie basé sur la simplicité, le confort et l’utilité. focus sur l’art de la cuisine,  avec des interviews, des recits personnels et des conseils pratiques. J’apprecie particulièrement son design pur, l’esthetique et la poesie des Photographies de Michael Graydon.

 

 

Wallpaper Cole & Son

www.cole-and-son.com

DESIGN PARADE 9 * Villa Noailles * Hyères

www.from-the-ground.com

Atelier Polyhedre

 

Conjuguant innovation et tradition de façon inédite, l’atelier POLYHEDRE de Nantes est fonfé en 2004 par Baptiste Ymonet et rejoint en 2007 par Vincent Jousseaume. Ils travaillent la céramique de façon inédite, en concevant des objets parfois étranges toujours décalés. Ces deux agitateurs céramiste puisent leurs idées dans l’anatomie, la médecine et les objets du quotidien.

www.polyhedre.com