One of the highlights of Clerkenwell Design Week for me was Bethan Gray’s range Carve based on the traditional-legged table, found throughout Wales as a solution to uneven slate floors.
Available to order via Gray & Turner
Rather in love with my new ‘Moutarde’ birthday wallet. The rest of their collection is rather lovely too. Christmas is only a few months away!
by Veja
Just seen the underside of the 1616 Arita collection is as perfect as the side you are meant to see.
Arita is one of the oldest porcelain manufacturers in Japan. These subtle pieces focus on traditional Japanese colors (aquarelle blue, light green, red-orange, and yellow ochre) combined with minimal modern forms.
1616 Arita in collaboration with Scholten Baijings
(Source: remodelista.com)
Marble lights is a collection in marble and glass. Originating from an
archetypal bulb and socket, it consists of glass spheres and cylindrical
marble lamp holders in various sizes which can be freely combined.
by Studio Vit
Japanese designers Nendo wanted their bathroom collection for Italian brand Bisazza Bagno to look as though the whole room has just been unpacked from the crate-like bath.
(Source: dezeen.com)
Renée Rossouw ( Cape Town 1985 ) is a graphic-orientated & colour-fixated designer from South Africa. She graduated with a Masters of Architecture at the University of Cape Town in 2009 and completed the RSP Master at the European Design Labs in Madrid under director Jaime Hayon in 2010.
via Dwell Magazine
2012
Kvadrat
The Chaise for Hallingdal 65 was designed for the Hallingdal 65 exhibition, put on by the Danish textile manufacturer Kvadrat in celebration of their classic textile. The Chaise was imagined as a piece of furniture intended only to hold a piece of fabric. Considering how a roll of textile would find comfort and sit most naturally, the chaise allows the fabric to drape between a post that secures the roll itself and a rail that allows the end of the material to hang. The structure is made of aluminum castings and extrusions, and plastic fittings.
Intrigued to see the new Serpentine Gallery Pavilion by Herzog & De Meuron and Ai WeiWei which opens today.
Photos by Iwan Baan for Wallpaper and Oli Scarff for The Guardian
Last of the photos of our house. Thanks to Dwell & Andrew!
Photos by Andrew Meredith for Dwell Magazine.
A few more photos of our house.
Photos by Andrew Meredith for Dwell Magazine.
(Source: linea-studio.co.uk)
Some beautiful photos of our house, Corkellis (meaning Hidden Corner) in Falmouth, Cornwall.
Photos by Andrew Meredith for Dwell.
Over the last few weeks I have been working on concepts for a private house in Polperro, Cornwall. The project requires a number of sliding screens to provide a certain degree of shade in the main living space. My research has taken me to investigate several options for the treatment of these screens which last week led me to visit the studio of Ismini Samanidou.
Ismini Samanidou is an award winning textile designer and artist whose work has been exhibited worldwide.
Just ordered a copy of VISUAL ACOUSTICS a film celebrating the life and career of Julius Shulman, the world’s greatest architectural photographer.
White + Wood + Grey makes me smile.
These pages are snippets of things I find inspiring, interesting or simply aesthetically pleasing.
To see my work inspired by these pages please visit www.linea-studio.co.uk
Thanks for taking a peek today.
Kathryn Tyler.
