British designer Thomas Heatherwick’s Spun chair for Magis is made for good times.
He successfully turns a 360 degree rotating spinning top into a fully functional chair.
Suitable for internal and external use
video courtesy of Fast Company
Salone Milan 2010 – Thomas Heatherwick spinning
Thomas Heatherwick – London Design Medal 2010
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Salone Milan 2010 – Sparkling chair
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Seed Cathedral – Thomas Heatherwick
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Salone Milan 2010 – B Chair
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A piece of furniture has to look as if it has always been there
Salone Milan 2010 – Crafted Kinetic Objects
“Laik actually means to play, Laikingland is built around the notion of encouraging playfulness. Complimentary to this, our work represents our interest in narrative, humour and craftsmanship. Our hope is that creating designs around these themes will encourage everyday playfulness in the lives of our customers.”
Local Milan No. 4 @ Salone Milan 2019
Local Milan No.4 features 44 Australian & New Zealand designers and is the largest independent showcase of Australian design to date in Milan.
With a vision to advance awareness and understanding of Antipodean design amongst a global audience, the exhibition of the designers’ work is heavily curated and stylised by Australian Emma Elizabeth.