Showing posts with label materials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label materials. Show all posts

Thursday, March 4, 2010

‘Wooden Textiles’ by Elisa Strozyk










Having studied at prominent arts colleges in Paris and Berlin, as well as for a MA in ‘Future Textile Design’ at London’s influential Central Saint Martins, Berlin born Elisa Strozyk is particularly well qualified, and it shows with the artistry and originality of her work, in particular her beautiful ‘Wooden Textiles’ project…. an innovative study of contrasting materials, hard and soft, flexible and rigid. Strozyk’s work is an antidote to the increasingly virtual, non-tangible world we live in, her vision is that “giving importance to surfaces that are desirable to touch can reconnect us with the material world and enhance the emotional value of an object”… with products this challenging and beautiful, reconnecting to the material world would be no problem whatsover….

All pics & info courtesy of www.weheart.co.uk

you are who you decide to be...Adapt & Overcome.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Chiara Goose ‘Cardboard Luggage’







Although it might not survive the abuse of your local airport luggage handler, Chiara Goose’s ‘Cardboard Luggage’ remains a stylish and playful piece that any weekend warrior can appreciate. Using surprisingly sturdy double-corrugated cardboard, metal rivets, and cotton cording, this piece has a level of craftsmanship and attention to detail that speak to both its usefulness and functional design.

The luggage itself ‘unpacks,’ forming a standing shelving unit to organize your various possessions, making the days of digging into the depths of your bag a thing of the past. Chiara Goose’s ‘Cardboard Luggage’ shows that just because your working in recyclable materials, doesn’t mean you have to recycle creative design.

All pics & info courtesy o f www.definitivetouch.com

you are who you decide to be...Adapt & Overcome.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Star Trek Wetsuits

These wetsuits from Roddenberry.com feature iconic uniform colors & rank insignias from Star TrekTrek: The Original Series. Available in three colors: Command Yellow, Science Blue, and Engineering Red. Prices range from $435 to $470, depending on the thickness of material (3mm - 7mm).

"These wetsuits are not novel gimmicks, they are the real deal, made using the highest quality materials and expert craftsmanship. Each individual wetsuit is custom made and tailored to your exact measurements for a perfect fit and unmatched performance. This is the ultimate in warmth and exposure protection when exploring strange new worlds!"

All pics & info via www.likecool.com



you are who you decide to be...Adapt & Overcome.