Harry Allen Design – Colour trends 2011
Harry Allen’s “Reality check”
A visit to Harry Allen’ s design studio in Manhattan highlights Allen’s aesthetic, which could…
Oink by Harry Allen
Designer Harry Allen employs his signature sense of whimsy in this crystal bank for Steuben….
Pantone Interiors – 2014 colour trends
Pantone has released their “2014 Pantone View Home + Interiors trend forecast” featuring the nine directional color palettes with distinct and evocative style for home furnishings and interior design.
Pantone Spring Fashion Colour Trends 2014
For more than 20 years, Pantone, the global authority on color, has surveyed the designers of New York Fashion Week and beyond to bring you the season’s most important color trends.
This report previews the most prominent hues for spring 2014.
Tom Dixon Catalogue 2011 @ Milan Design Week 2011
“Hot off the Press” – Here is a Sneak Peek at parts of the Tom Dixon 2011 Catalogue …
George Freedman – A Life of Colour & Design
George Freedman is an American-born interior designer who has made great contributions to Australian interior design culture over the past 40+ years.
He is a lover of vivid, varied and inventive colours. However whilst he is often stereotyped as a gifted colorist, with skill in the formulation of distinctive palettes, he also demonstrates a selective ability to manipulate essential form.
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Swarovski [pt 1/2] @ Salone Milan 2017
In the exclusive setting of Palazzo Crespi, Atelier Swarovski celebrated its’ 10th anniversary by launching its latest, irresistible home collections created in collaboration with the most prominent talents from the international design scene
Citizen @ Salone Milan 2014
Architect Tsuyoshi Tane of French design studio DGT, created a spectacular light and time installation for Citizen watches, at the Triennale Museum, that enveloped visitors in a soft gilded cloud.
“Sunlight is the terrestrial measurement of passing time”, explained Tsuyoshi Tane, “we took that as a starting point and developed the simple concept behind the Citizen installation.”
Play Time (1967) by Jacques Tati – A Comedy Film about Modernist Architecture
French actor, director, screenwriter and producer Jacques Tati’s masterful 1967 comedy “ Play Time” is a classic satire on modernist architecture, urbanisation and tourism, a perfectly orchestrated city symphony
Tati’s gloriously choreographed, nearly wordless comedies about confusion in an age of high technology, reached their apex with Play Time where characters, story, and dialogue are all but absent, creating a lasting record questioning whether the new is really all that better than the old it is replacing.
Knoll workplace research
Engaging Workspace with Technology – A Planning Approach to Future-Proof Your Investment
New work styles demand a planning approach that jointly considers furnishings and technology. The all-encompassing use of technology in today’s office is driving more mobile, social, collaborative—and less predictable—patterns of work
Pritzker Prize 2010 winner – Architects Ryue Nishizawa, Kazuyo Sejima SANAA
“For architecture that is simultaneously delicate and powerful, precise and fluid, ingenious but not overly or overtly clever, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa are the recipients of the 2010 Pritzker Architecture Prize.”
Eat Shit by D.A.E @ Salone Milan 2015
Design Academy Eindhoven presented “Eat Shit” at the Salone del Mobile – the first exhibition of the new department Food Non Food, directed by Marije Vogelzang
‘Eat Shit’ is a definition of the human condition. You eat, you shit, you eat, you shit, and then you die.
Food is life. Input leads to output. So it makes sense to also examine one of foods stinkiest consequences – shit and waste.
Shit is your print-out, the great revealer of a person’s health and culture.