Organ cabinet (stainless steel, brass)
Designer: Mattia Bonetti
A collector’s piece – Organ cabinet by Mattia Bonetti is presented by David Gill Galleries at ongoing international design fair Design Miami/Basel 2011.
Other works of Mattia Bonetti.
Tag Archives: furniture
Geometry Of Triangles
TRI bench
(from the Pickled series, painted plywood)
Designer: Rafaels de Cárdenas @ Architecture at large
Starkly triangular and utterly delightful furniture line by Rafaels de Cárdenas is on display at present at Johnson trading gallery. This visual delight is not to be missed!
Wave Piano Bench
Wave piano bench
Designer: Darshan Alatar
A customizable bench made with bent plywood which works on the principles of a piano (wire tension) to adjust height and angle according to user’s preference. A very sleek and functional design by Darshan Alatar, an industrial design student at New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Nzela Table By Kayiwa
Nzela table
Designer: Lincoln Kayiwa
Nzela is a sturdy modular table set made of birch plywood. It takes only 3 minutes to set up this no-tool setup table. You may seamlessly conjoin – in whichever direction – as many tables. This knockdown piece can be easily dismantled too. Use it for dining, as conference table, for a ping-pong match or just as a statement piece.
The designer Lincoln Kayiwa is not new to DesignFlute but check all about him here.
Nzela table is inspired by the De Stijl movement and is homage to designer’s grandmother.
Dance With Designs
40 designs inspired by dance:
Bharatnatyam dancer (wooden chair)
Designer: Sabiha Mujtaba @ Chrysalis
Today is international dance day and I just thought how this art form has inspired our designers and artists. Let us celebrate dance through dance inspired designs.
Form And The Function
The Form:
Panelized surface
Designer: Adam NakaGoshi
And The Function:
Glass top table
Designer: Adam Nakagoshi and Eric Burns
They are or were students of University of South Florida, School of Architecture + Community Design. I wish I knew a little more about the designers…