Design

Exclusive Interview with Neuland

Strangely enough, design as an esthetical idea does not appear as an important topic to us. As a matter of fact, design is nothing but a term for the necessity of adjustment. Walking the street with open eyes, delivers to you  a world of inappropriateness that urges to be improved.

Design for a Changing World // The Winners

“Cheesecake”, an interactive piece of furniture aimed mainly for kids by the new and upcoming designers from India Swarup & Khushboo is the winner of the international design competition “Design for a Changing World”, that Delood organized with the Greek edition of Casaviva magazine and Living Divani.  

Nuage by Charlotte Perriand

Items from the original Nuage series of bookshelves and cabinets designed by the groundbreaking Charlotte Perriand, are fervently sought after by collectors of modern design and are to be seen in leading design collections globally.

Afterimage Floor Lamp

Created by Seoul based design studio, Monocomplex, the Afterimage floor lamp is an imposing 1.5m tall lighting unit which will almost certainly arouse controversial interest.

Plicate Watch by Benjamin Hubert

Plicate is a wrist watch with its increments of time embodied as three dimensional faceted surfaces. This three dimensionality replaces the conventional 2D graphical display of time and is inspired by plicate pleats found in paper fans.

The IN-EI Issey Miyake Collection

The origami inspired collection of free standing, table and hanging lights was designed and developed by Issey Miyake and his research and development team, ‘Reality Lab’ in association with lighting experts Artemide.

Nendo-Lasvit, Still and Sparkling

Japanese designers Studio Nendo, led by Oki Sato, in association with well known Czech glass makers, Lasvit, produced the exquisite collection ‘Still and Sparkling” which was recently shown at the Salone del Mobile in Milan.

Garment by Benjamin Hubert

Garment is a lounge club chair with a unique approach to the application and construction of textile in the furniture industry. The chair is a study into how to ’dress’ a piece of furniture defying the conventional rules and construction of typical upholstery.

Paola Lenti Collection 2012

Colour, material and form was the absolute protagonists of the International Design Week 2012. Paola Lenti presented several proposals and  materials to better explore the world of colours and the sensory dimensions of the new products.

Exclusive Interview with Studio Job

Graduates of the renowned Design Academy Eindhoven, the Netherlands, Job Smeets (b.1970, Belgium) and Nynke Tynagel (b. 1977, the Netherlands), who both live as well as work together, form Studio Job. Having met in 1996 in Eindhoven - she beginning her studies in graphic design...