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|April 23, 2012

The power couple Gilli Kuchik and Ran Amitai (aka Bakery) is one of my fav Israeli duos! There I said it :)
Their latest adventure is called Woodini, which made me like it from the gecko. Maybe the fact that a few days ago I visited Tokyo Disneyland, is what’s causing me to imagine roller coasters wherever I go and that is exactly what I see in this super cool stool. You can read all the serious technical details behind it right here but in the meanwhile leave it to me to enjoy the ride!
PS, I hope you see what I see… I don’t want you to think I have serious issues ;)
www.bakery-design.com

in Industrial Design, Israeli Designer | Tags: Furniture, Home Decor, Polymers, Stool, Wood | No Comments.

Student Break | Michael Tsinzovsky | Local Design

|August 26, 2011

“Local Design” is a shot in the right direction for a new set of ideas. Coexistence of society and nationalities, ornament and construction, craft and design, metal and wood, east and west, geography and nationality. Michael Tsinzovsky, a graduate of the Industrial Design Department at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, had almost an impossible task at hand. “A young country without long tradition of arts and crafts, that tries to be European in the center of the Middle East”, it’s quite surprising he didn’t get lost along the way.
You can get in touch with Michael here:
michaeltsin2009 {at} gmail {dot} com

in Industrial Design, Israeli Designer, StudentBreak | Tags: 2011 Graduates, Bezalel, Furniture, Metal, Stool, Wood | 1 Comment.

Studet Break | Max Cheprack | Oriental Clay

|August 21, 2011

Imagining a ginormous machine, so you’ll be able to fulfill your vision, is one thing, actually building it, is a whole other story! I guess Max Cheprack likes to go the extra mile, his extrusion clay research led to a line of stools. I can tell it was a long and overwhelming journey. By Pushing clay through a Muslim inspired template Max created these unique stools and opened a door to some new possibilities and adventures in the ceramic world.
Here is a glimpse inside the process.
Max is a graduate of the Industrial Design Department at H.I.T.
You can get in touch with Max here:
maxcheprack {at} yahoo {dot} com

in Ceramics, Industrial Design, Israeli Designer, StudentBreak | Tags: 2011 Graduates, Clay, H.I.T, Stool | No Comments.

Reddish Studio | Dov | Aluminum Stools

|September 8, 2009

WOW! I just love those stools.
“The starting point of each piece is a block of polystyrene. By incorporating manual labor in the process, the beautiful characteristics of the material are being used to form endless variations”.
Reddish also has new lightings to offer check it out here.

www.reddishstudio.com

in Industrial Design, Israeli Designer | Tags: Aluminum, Furniture, Stool | No Comments.