present
past
future
Not of Me dude!
It Is Joel Sailo’s!
Joel Sailo is This amazingly talented young graphic artist based in Bengaluru!
snakes and cindrella
cindrella espresso spoon
(brushed stainless steel)
Designers:@ Philippi
cindrella cake server
(stainless steel with magnetic heel)
snakes spoon
(brushed stainless steel)
a table for peace
If you are thinking of a rainbow,
not up above in the sky
but right here in your home;
think of Roel-Jan Elsinga and this rainbow table design by him!
Designer: roel-jan elsinga rainbow table
(laquered wood and metal)
(it is also called worldleader table)
If you are thinking of peace,
world leaders,
military interventions;
think of this rainbow table designed by roel!
If you think this table is symbolic
and iconic. Go ahead!
I think this one is a beautiful dream-y-one!
recycled beauties
Designer-Craftisans:@ Kunye African Trends
Do you think these products are beautiful!?
Then let me tell you these are made from ughs…waste plastic – recycled plastic!
kunye kube
And I think these are one of the most beautiful recycled plastic products I have ever seen!
computer bag
These are not just fun and funky products, these are functional too.
How else I would say the bed cover, plastic rugs for swimming pool, computer bag and screens; some real recycled innovation!!
container
These handmade products are from Kunye – brilliant brainchild of Alison Coutras (and her local team of craftisans – a cooperative to combat unemployment) in South Africa.
Kunye is the Xhosa word for ‘forward together’.
Kunye has won a number of awards.
scintillating covers
velvet with felt appliqué
Designers: David Abraham + Rakesh Thakore + Kevin Nigli
cocoa wool crepe cushion cover with embroidered hand
Pieces that decorate museums. Pieces with a strong respect for material, form and craft.
These cushion covers are from India’s well respected name for fashion, accessories and home textile products – Abraham & Thakore.
wool and velvet with hand embroidery
The work of Abraham & Thakore has been exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, in a British Council exhibition on contemporary Indian design; at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts in New Delhi, in the Volkart Foundation sponsored exhibition on Khadi that later traveled to Switzerland etc.
velvet with multi-floral embroidery
(images via – Abraham & Thakore, Maison & Objet, Abitare)
