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terracotta drain tiles used to construct a unique and inexpensive wine racks
‘brickshelf’ design by ralf kogelnig and gabriel heusser, 2007produced by pervisioni
this project is based on the simplest kind of bookshelf: brick, shelf, brick, shelf, etc�
the transformation of the shape of the bricks into the shape of abstracted books
makes the bookshelf to become a beautiful and friendly object, without complicating it.
as the ‘books’ are produced by extrusion, the same production run like bricks,
they are available in different heights.
the transformation of the shape of the bricks into the shape of abstracted books
makes the bookshelf to become a beautiful and friendly object, without complicating it.
as the ‘books’ are produced by extrusion, the same production run like bricks,
they are available in different heights.
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‘fossil’ design by mostapha el oulhani, j�r�me garzon and fred sionis, 2007
the project consists of honey-comb terra cotta modules,
which can be stacked in random array and interlock by means of exernal track grooves.
this racks have been shown in paris at the salon du meuble in january 2008,
as part of VIA’s ‘ten project assistance grants‘
the project consists of honey-comb terra cotta modules,
which can be stacked in random array and interlock by means of exernal track grooves.
this racks have been shown in paris at the salon du meuble in january 2008,
as part of VIA’s ‘ten project assistance grants‘
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Category: design
Tags: design, element, furniture, module
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