Showing posts with label design fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design fair. Show all posts
Thursday, May 25, 2017
As every year we visited Clerkenwell Design Week to see what's going on in the design world. We've seen most of brands that are usually there but also got to know some new ones.
In the crypt of St James's Church we have found cool company from East London producing contemporary furniture with some Scandinavian twist.
From their website:
Lozi was founded in 2012 by Soroush Pourhashemi whose passion for innovation and simplicity underpins the brand’s ethos. Our unique combination of digital manufacturing and traditional woodworking methods produces elegantly minimal designs full of personality that will fit seamlessly into any contemporary home. The makers at Lozi continuously develop new techniques to reduce waste ensuring that our furniture production has minimal impact on the environment.
In the crypt of St James's Church we have found cool company from East London producing contemporary furniture with some Scandinavian twist.
Lozi was founded in 2012 by Soroush Pourhashemi whose passion for innovation and simplicity underpins the brand’s ethos. Our unique combination of digital manufacturing and traditional woodworking methods produces elegantly minimal designs full of personality that will fit seamlessly into any contemporary home. The makers at Lozi continuously develop new techniques to reduce waste ensuring that our furniture production has minimal impact on the environment.
Clerkenwell Design Week 2017 - Bespoke Furniture from Lozi
Friday, October 4, 2013
I couldn't not to stop by Fenella Elms Ceramic's stand at DesignJunction design fair. I thought it was something really creative and unique. Fenella works with clay and creates those wonderful porcelain art pieces.
Flows
Mounted for wall hanging, these works are intuitively built in porcelain clay to create shifting perspectives. Individually made beads of clay joined to a sheet of porcelain with slip before the whole work is fired together to make one, single piece.
Edges
Fenella says that Aspects of her past career in mental health continue to influence her work with clay: the subconscious approach, a sense of rhythm, attention to detail and difference. She doesn’t seek to put her experiences into the clay, but marvel at how they emerge.
From the website:
There are 3 ceramic collections: Flows, Edges and Sculptures.
Flows
Mounted for wall hanging, these works are intuitively built in porcelain clay to create shifting perspectives. Individually made beads of clay joined to a sheet of porcelain with slip before the whole work is fired together to make one, single piece.
Edges
Very fine ribbons of mostly porcelain clay delicately aligned and joined with slip to create intricate structures. After firing, these structures are mounted (in the different ways illustrated below) for wall hanging.
Sculpture
Ribbons of porcelain in a mobius or twisted double helix form with fine porcelain interleaves to build structures that hold light and alter form.
Ribbons of porcelain in a mobius or twisted double helix form with fine porcelain interleaves to build structures that hold light and alter form.
Fenella's Artwork in Interior Design:
Fenella Elms Ceramics
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