Tag: experimental
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Upcycled Tiered Plates
Wilhelm Teller is an upcycled collection of old dishes that are transformed into etagères. Designed by Christian Altherr, Irene Düring and Ana Rangel, the plates are an ensemble of pieces gathered from second hand shops and flea markets. In order to create a unique mix of two or three level combinations, the team had to…
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Animal House
The collection highlights the unique quality of each piece which showcases a balance between furniture and art.
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Global Worlds
A self-produced collection of objects created by the combination of inflatable globes with polyurethane foam.
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Folding Felt
The experimentation is with different wraps which led to a creation of three-dimensional and symmetrical patterns.
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Scent of a City
It pays homage to perfumery and the perfumer’s know-how, their material and process.
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Desired Crisis
An experimental of people’s desire and efforts to resolve current global concerns, which then would be able to surmount when social systems, public realm and design professionals are synchronized together.
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Abstract Interpretation
The project is a three dimensional sculpture which goes from a square shape on the wall to an organized line on the opposite side.
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Challenging Conventional Spatial Representation
Exploring and re-interpreting the notion of the empty gallery space, the project places objects in vacancies where they are able to both connect and merge the surrounding environment.
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Love Letters
It expresses text found in letters written by the designer’s late mother when she was in Sierra Leon in 1974 to her father at the American Univeristy of Beirut.
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Hybrid Objects
An experimental storage piece in which soft material is organically integrated with wood in a way that it breaks free of the customary standards of furniture manufacturing.
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Cutline Furniture
A new identity in the home through objects characterized by a strong aesthetic personality, rich in new functional content, and always shaped by skilled hands of craftsmen giving real added value to each individual object.
Richelle Sibolboro 