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earthnform Porcelain
Los Angeles-based earthnform designs a line of porcelain that is both sculptural and architectural. What’s unique about them is that they design the pieces from package material. If you think about how much plastic is produced and where it goes after you’ve opened whatever it is that you bought, it’s quite overwhelming. Well, earthnform wants to bring the issue to the surface while at the same time “producing functional pieces cast from found plastic.” By reusing the packaging material, they in turn, create art.
Minimalux
London-based Minimalux has a collection of products made of copper, silver, brass, and glass. Designer Mark Holmes, who also co-founded Established & Sons, has an eye for creating beautifully shaped objects that also serve a purpose. The items are simple, yet they are offered in premium materials making each one a minimal and sleek work of art. We pretty much want everything.
Anti-Fly Sphere at Milan Design Week
Visit a taco kiosk on the streets of Mexico and you’re sure to see a plastic bag full of water hanging from the ceiling.
Tembolat Gugkaev
From Russian industrial designer Tembolat Gugkaev comes a line of unique, and most definitely quirky, furniture and housewares. He has an uncommon way of looking at things and throws in an unexpected twist that gives each piece a fresh and super fun feel.
The Extra ORdinary Objects by Jennifer Rabatel
Jennifer Rabatel is a product designer from France whose collection of The Extra ORdinary Objects was a way for her to turn basic objects into new things. The result is four collections of items that are a bit quirky but most definitely creative and functional.
Fleet Ilya SS12
Fleet Ilya is a London-based design brand, headed by Ilya Fleet and Resha Sharma, that creates a line of handcrafted leather accessories. From bags, visors, corsets, and other bondage-type pieces inspired by the Russian-born Ilya Fleet’s training in saddle making, the line is full of saucy pieces that people will be sure to inquire about.
Bakelite Watches from Tamawa
Tamawa’s collection of Hubert Verstraeten-designed watches features their signature Bakelite beads that they include in all of their pieces. Located in Brussels, Belgium, the company creates fun and colorful jewelry, lighting, furniture, and other small objects. I happen to be obsessed with their three styles of watches. With each style, you can choose the color of the Bakelite bead and there are 8 to choose from! You also can choose between a silver and black watch face AND silver and black hands.
One Sense by Joe Doucet
Joe Doucet has introduced One Sense, perhaps the only way for us to completely unplug and achieve true peace.
