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Introducing New Works By 3 Innovative Designers
Press release: MATTHEW HILTON . DE LA ESPADA . FURNITURE . UK/PORTUGAL MIGUEL & RODNEY NELSON . WOOLLY POCKET . PLANTERS . US DAMIAN VELASQUEZ . OUTDOOR FURNITURE . NM/US Friday June 7th, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. ...
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David Trubridge
David Trubridge graduated from Newcastle University in England in 1972 with a degree in Naval Architecture (Boat Design). Working as a forester in rural Northumberland for the next ten years, he taught himself to make furniture. His carefully crafted designs were shown all over ...
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Coral
“This form is based on the structure of a geometric polyhedron. Every piece is identical, making home assembly easy. The way it grows outwards with fingers reminds me of coral. I love to snorkel over reefs exploring the ...
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Solis Light, Santa Fe, NM
Solis by Pablo Pardo is a stunning suspension lamp. Offers many application options. Installation: Robert and Nancy Talarczyk, Santa Fe, NM
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Gift Ideas from Molecule
Check out Molecule’s wonderful gift ideas for the holidays or in general. We are currently updating all kinds of fun stuff at our site! This Glasscape piece is a reinterpretation on the old fish bowl. If you are going ...
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Rich Brilliant Willing
Rich Brilliant Willing is America’s premier contemporary lighting and furniture design manufacturer. From their Manhattan studio workshop, RBW’s creative team oversees every aspect of their unique process from design to assembly to distribution. The results are intelligent and iconic; simple ...
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Delta I
Delta is a series of fabric pendant shades based on traditional box pleating techniques. The effect resembles rooftop vents, turbines and propulsion systems. Some interpret the forms as classical columns, while for others the luminous glow recalls Japanese lanterns. The ...
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Simon de Aguero
Simón De Agüero’s elegant constructs appear as tent-like canopies or translucent vertical and horizontal intersections lightly tethered to the landscape like atmospheric currents. His work redefines space in subtle ways that combine elements of both architecture and sculpture. De Agüero ...
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Fabric Architecture
Simon de Aguero‘s fabric installations are not mere sail awnings. Simon conceives his fabric architectural ideas in-situ, letting the space dictate what is needed. Available for interior and exterior applications, his fabric spacial configuration interventions add strong elegant and dynamic ...
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Mauro Bianucci
With some recycled-wool-felt he had from a previous project, Argentinean architect living in New York Mauro Bianucci made himself a bag. He proved to have great luck when a client -casually, a perfume bottles designer deep into the fashion world- ...
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Felt Sling Bag
This was Mauro Bianucci’s Carga‘s first collection and industrial wool felt was the material of choice for it. Since then, it has become the flagship line and felt is now considered Carga’s signature material. This collection steps away from traditional ...
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Andrew Davis
Poet and cabinetmaker, Andrew Davis has found himself inconvenienced by the demise of words and things. That joint disappearance is not, of course, news: the death of language in the cyber age is well documented, and, with the extravagant proliferation ...
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Cement Works – Squares
Writer and artist Andrew Davis’ cement squares are works concieved as both art installations and as pieces to be used for the landscape and/or pavement, or stepping stones. Each concrete block features a letter in classic typography that together form ...
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New Topographies – An Evening at Molecule Design
F O R I M M E D I A T E R E L E A S E Molecule Contemporary Design, the silver metallic freight structure set back from the road near the intersection of Cerrillos and Baca Street, ...
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New ECLECTIC accessory line from Tom Dixon!
Preparing for the holidays? Check out the new beautifully designed accessory line from Ton Dixon! Part of the new Tom Dixon Eclectic Line, a collection of everyday home accessories, giftware and design objects formed from honest, resilient and heavyweight materials including ...