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Tag Archives: Furniture
Gallery: Katrin Sonnleitner
July 13th, 2010
While we're on the build up to Semi-Permanent, it's worth mentioning the works of German furniture designer Katrin Sonnleitner. They are, you'd have to agree, quite something else — a clever mixture of humour with light fancy — and worthy of a gallery spot in their own right. I'll spare you Sonnleitner's biography (you can read that here); let's just enjoy [...]
Posted in Furniture, Product Design | Also tagged Katrin Sonnleitner, Product Design | Leave a comment
Behind the Scenes
May 31st, 2010
Frank Nelson talks to United States-based New Zealander Nick Bogle, a movie studio model maker turned furniture designer. Though you may not be able to place Nick Bogle’s name or the face, the New Zealander’s career credits read like those of a Hollywood A-lister. He’s worked on the Star Wars prequel trilogy – The Phantom Menace, Attack of the [...]
Posted in Furniture, Product Design | Also tagged Industrial Light and Magic, model making, Nick Bogle, Weta Digital | 1 Comment
Alexander Lotersztain at UFL
February 26th, 2010
Two days ago, UFL in Auckland brought across three international guest speakers: Argentina-born designer Alexander Lotersztain, from Derlot, was one. He shared his thoughts on, amongst other things, sustainability, ‘mono-materiality and why designers have a responsibility to help poorer countries. For starters, Lotersztain ticks the first box to which all serious designers should aspire – like Konstantin Grcic, [...]
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Interview: Jasmax's Tim Hooson & Nick Moyes
January 25th, 2010
Max in, Max Out Jasmax were responsible for both the base building and the interiors at the recently completed NZI Centre. ProDesign spoke with two lead architects about the motivations for the 5 green star-rated building. Interview: Michael Barrett. Photography: Simon Devitt. From ProDesign, issue 104 (with additional images).
Posted in Interiors, Office Design | Also tagged Green Star, Interiors, Interview, Jasmax | Leave a comment
Where we Work
November 19th, 2009
Forging On – A Steelworks Home for a Graphic Foundry (and its sneaker collection). Words: Michael Barrett. Photography: Phillip Simpson. Ok, call me totally superficial. The reason I really like Switch's new workspace at the Steel Works is because it has really cool stools. Yes, those ones –the Pantone-referencing custom-made wheelie stools that glide so easily across the über-smooth, newly [...]
Product Design: Fink by Fletcher Systems
November 6th, 2009
A New Slant Despite it's quite un-Nordic name, Fink is a chair that seems to live up the essence of Scandinavian modern design principles. It's surfeit of style is a direct response to the simplicity of the concept, the choice of materials and the quality of construction. It's a chair that looks well balanced and firm on its feet. There's [...]




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