Posts Tagged ‘Wood’
Student Break | Michael Tsinzovsky | Local Design

  • Asli | A Laser Cut Veneer Stool
  • Coexistence | Metal vs. Wood
  • Asli | A Family of Stools
“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

World Break | Edgar Mosa | Wooden Statment

Well, you probably won’t belive it, but this is a first here at DesignBreak.
Two posts, one designer, published only a few seconds apart. What can I say, I can’t help myself!
I had to take a step back and share with you Edgar Mosa’s 2010 “Month Three”.
“Trees are like people – its not like you can just walk up to them and expect to get along.” Can’t argue with Edgar’s statement, but now you understand why I just couldn’t write about his intriguing world just once. Right?
{This is a Portuguese World Break}

cargocollective.com/edgarmosa

World Break | Edgar Mosa | Mosatural

When my dear friend, Ruta Reifen, mentioned the name Edgar Mosa I didn’t have a clue who he was. So, as I do best, I began digging and oh boy, I fell in love!
Edgar is a 2011 MA graduate at the Cranbrook Academy of Arts, Michigan, USA and his graduation project, “The Mountain”, is so refreshing and one of a kind! I don’t really know what to say except OMG!
Natural materials never looked so sophisticated and ready to wear.
{A DesignBreak by Ruta Reifen}
{This is a Portuguese World Break}

cargocollective.com/edgarmosa

NORITAMY | Golden Wood

Tammar and Elinor have a special place in my stylish heart. The two can take just about any ordinary material and turn it into a spectacular collection.
Their journy with wooden beads started a while back at one of their many ventures. The girls had the patience to wait for the right moment to introduce a stunning line of beaded scarfs with a dash of their geometric mark. But that’s not all, they continued with carving, by hand, rings and bracelets to whom they added goldish leafs like icing on a cake. Seriously, I can’t keep my eyes of this work of art!

www.noritamy.com

Miklum Studio | Oh Frank

What could you do with some old wooden cabinets and doors? I guess that if you are part of the Miklum gang you’ll think about a modular system. Right?! By modularity they mean, you can add or replace Frankies as you like till you get the perfect mix. Combining the cubes into shelves, partition, benches, TV cabinet and the list go on and on… BTW, the blocks are mostly unaltered and so reflect the natural condition of the original raw material. They really captured the old and new in a unique and fun way.
FYI, “Miklum” means “From Scratch” in Hebrew.
{Miklum is Hebrew friendly web site}
www.miklum.com

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