Eclectic by Tom Dixon @ Maison Objet, Paris
Eclectic Restaurant, Paris by Tom Dixon’s Design Research Studio
Tom Dixon’s interior design consultancy business ” Design Research Studio” displayed its talents with its first designs for a Parisian restaurant project, “Eclectic” – a new restaurant from Fabienne + Philippe Amzalak and Jean-Louis Costes – which officially opened during Maison Objet last week
Eclectic by Tom Dixon
. Tom Dixon’s first collection of accessories, gifts and objects of design comes after ten…
Eclectic by Tom Dixon @ Salone Milan 2012
Tom Dixon’s first collection of accessories, gifts and objects of design comes after ten years…
Block Watch by Tom Dixon
“I’m trying to produce something with an expressive neutrality, I tend to try and work out what I can strip away without losing character. It’s just the minimal elements that you need to make a watch, all reduced to their bare essentials.” …. Tom Dixon
Gifts, Tools & Treasures by Tom Dixon
A range of giftware and design objects, inspired by British heritage and designed to be treasured
Tom Dixon Interview @ Tom Dixon’s Studio, London
Hear Tom talk through key pieces of the new collection, Industry, and his past experiences…
Moooi Frame Design Award @ Salone Milan 2013
The winner of the Frame Moooi Design Award was announced this evening at an invitation only function and follow up VIP cocktail evening
Knoll – “What’s next” – designers’ perspectives
Metropol, Milan – Dolce & Gabbana
Once again, Dolce & Gabbana are the enthusiastic creators of a magnificent new project, for…
Minotti @ Salone Milan 2015
The design for the 2015 Minotti stand is informed by museum architecture, interpreted as the construction of a space intended to enhance the value of the collection in an architectural context that conveys a rational language, entirely inherent to the characteristics of the products themselves.
Vela – Stackable Magnesium Chair @ Salone Milan 2019
Designed by the young couple, work and life partners, Gilli Kuchik and Ran Amitai, it has a simple and understated shape and the clean lines of three sails in the wind.
Its manufacture however is extraordinary, with shell in die-cast magnesium and the four legs in extruded magnesium – the first chair made using magnesium whihc has been designed, developed and produced in decidedly industrial terms.
Weighing two and a half kilos, it can be moved or stacked on another chair with just one finger.