Productivity

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Productivity

1. Side table from the Kettal
Vieques collection
Design: Mike Thompson
Productivity
www.kettal.es
2. Wi-Fi Dowsing Rod
Design: Mike Thompson
Photo: Susana Cámara Leret
www.miket.co.uk
The sunny side of stuff
3. Patan, bud vase
Design: Takumi Shimamura
www.qurz.jp
4. ENT (Exportable Natural Tree),
mobile outdoor lamp
Design: Alessandra Pasetti
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www.garethneal.co.uk
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Autumn in the city means design festivals bubbling to the surface in fast and furious fashion. DAMn° travelled
to several of these prime places in order to spot fresh design — while the paint and glue were not yet dry.
Sojourns to Paris, London, Brussels and Oslo revealed that indeed there are newly designed objects out there
that are worth writing home about.
product selection: SIEGRID DEMYTTENAERE
inspirational images: WALTER BETTENS / SIEGRID DEMYTTENAERE
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1. Sealed Chair installation
by François Dumas. View
overlooking the plain at the Villa
Noailles in Hyères, France
www.francois-dumas.com
2. Francis, mirror
Design: Constance Guisset for
Petite Friture
www.adrienrovero.com
3. Sophia Chair
Design: Greg Lynn
www.glform.com
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4. Mandrake, scarf
Design: Qubo Gas for Petite Friture
www.qubogas.com
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5. Marvin coat hook
Design: Gareth Neal for SCP
www.garethneal.co.uk
6. Rhinoceros, part of the Air
Heads set
Design: Héctor Serrano for npw
www.hectorserrano.com
5. Felt & Gravity Storage Box with Book Ends
(also picture 9) from the Faithful Copy solo
show at RAM gallery in Oslo
Design: Amy Hunting / www.amyhunting.com
6/7. Rocking Chair from the Kettal Vieques
collection
Design: Patricia Urquiola / www.kettal.es
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8. Forest, crystalline handmade stemware
Design: Demir Obuz / www.ilio.eu
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DAMn° magazine # 30 PRODUCTIVITY
1. Copy by Kueng Caputo
2. SIL, from the DEFORM seating
furniture collection. These are allusions
to the deformation of the human body
in various ways
Design: Milena Krais
www.milenakrais.de
3. Rubber Table
The drain or toilet plunger is an item,
which, though it receives little attention,
is actually extremely useful. Rubber Table
adopts its idiosyncratic aesthetics and
transfers them to a new environment.
Manufactured from dyed rubber, the
colour and feel of the original object
are preserved
Design: Thomas Schnur
www.thomasschnur.com
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COPY BY KUENG CAPUTO
The market for design objects is small and exclusive – only copies make them suitable for mass
consumption. Despite apparent close similarities, deciding attributes are often lost in the process.
Such copies insult the original, even if at heart they pay a compliment to the original idea. “Copy
by Kueng Caputo” explores the limits of plagiarism, with much respect and a touch of irony. A
selection of current design objects, exhibited at DMY Berlin, serve as the raw material. Each of the
design trophies is closely observed, analyzed, and virtually dismantled, in order to recognize its
specific character. On the one hand, the attempt to copy an original provides creative inspiration.
On the other, the process aims at filtering out a significant aspect of a chosen object in order to
exaggerate and honour it. The dialogue between original and copy thus represents an homage to
the authors. And the originality of the copy reveals how inspiring such a discourse can be.
Photos: Raphael Hefti
www.kueng-caputo.ch
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1. Homeless in Prague
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2. DUNO, from the DEFORM
seating furniture collection that
allude to the deformation of the
human body in various ways
Design: Milena Krais
www.milenakrais.de
3. Tre Pezzi Wool armchair
Design: Franco Albini for the
Cassina I Maestri Collection
www.cassina.com
4. Piana, folding chair
Design: David Chipperfield for
Alessi & Lamm
www.lamm.it / www.alessi.com
6. Workshop, forty textiles and an
accompanying chaise
Design: Kiki van Eijk and Joost van
Bleiswijk for Bernhardt Design
www.bernhardtdesign.com
7. Holzbank
Design: Thomas Schnur
www.thomasschnur.com
8. Banquette, recycled kitchen
chairs
Design: Anouchka Potdevin
www.anouchkapotdevin.com
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5. Endless, one continuous
length of plastic string made out
of old refrigerators, crafted by a
robot into a chair
Design: Dirk vander Kooij
Winner DMY Award
www.dirkvanderkooij.nl
9. Monarchy, rocking stool
Design: Yiannis Ghikas
www.yiannisghikas.com
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1. Interior extension solutions
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2. Wardrobe System
Design: Hierve
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1. Clamp-a-Leg
Design: Jorre van Ast for De Vorm
www.jorrevanast.com
www.devorm.nl
www.hierve.com
2. Street scene Istanbul
3/4. Strap Collection
Design: Alissia Melka-Teichroew
3/4. Mossa, foldable chair
Promosedia International Award
Design: Simone Simonelli
www.byamt.com
5. Piana, folding chair
Design: David Chipperfield for Alessi & Lamm
www.simonesimonelli.com
www.lamm.it / www.alessi.com
5. Pod chair
Design: Benjamin Hubert for De Vorm
6. Spic and span, necklace
Design: Birte Söllner / Photo: Daniel Weisser
www.birtesoellner.de
www.benjaminhubert.co.uk
www.devorm.nl
7. Plis, carpet
Design: Noé Duchaufour Lawrance
for Chevalier édition
5. Felt & Gravity Sideboard
Design: Amy Hunting
www.amyhunting.com
www.noeduchaufourlawrance.com
8. f: A -) B, sculptural object as info carrier
Design: Elena Belmann / Photo: Patrick Nitzsche
elena.belmann@gmx.de
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7/8. YouDoBag, stitchless bags using a colourful palette
of Kvadrat fabrics and Bemis adhesive technology
Design: We Do Studio
wedo-studio.tumblr.com
9. Vidje low chair, winner of the Designers
Saturday Award, Oslo
Design: Iris Dypvik / Photo: Frodefotograf
www.designerssaturday.no
10. Pilke 36, lampshade constructed of
identical interlocking parts, no tools required;
assembled by Finnish craftsmen
Design: Tuukka Halonen
www.showroomfinland.fi
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1. Air-Frame
Design: James Kim
1. Ohlala
4. Sardana, bench and plant pot
Design: Francesc Crous &
Alessandro Calogero for QEP
www.teevstyle.com
2/3. Divisible
Design: Hansol Kwon
www.qui-est-paul.com
ssouldesignstudio.blogspot.com
2. Cottage n°1
Design: R&D De Castelli
4. Cyclope mirror pieces
Design: Ionna Vautrin
www.decastelli.com
www.moustache.fr
5. Les Animaux, wall stickers
Design: Nathalie Lété
www.domestic.fr
6. Easy Pieces
Design: Kati Meyer-Brühl
www.bruehl.com
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7. Pop nomade et Yildiz, felt rugs
Design: Linda Topic & Antonin
Bachet
3. Park meeting, Prague
5. Lento, fire
Design: Paola Suhonen
www.lesbelges.org
www.simonesimonelli.com
8. Cham is a little cabinet
motivated by the combination of
clothes and furniture, with belts
or zippers as fastenings
Design: Dcell
6. Feeld pencil case
Design: Benjamin Graindorge
www.moustache.fr
www.kam-kam.org
7. Table Centre, fruit bowl
Design: Cocktail Designers
9. Pallet series
Design: Piero Lissoni
www.domestic.fr
www.pierantoniobonacina.it
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8. D-LUX, outdoor furniture with
female curves, convex and concave
surfaces
www.royalbotania.com
9. d’tail
Design: Dcell
www.dcell.co.kr
10. Slim Collection, its fragile
and delicate aspect is the result
of thermoformed Corian® on
a stainless steel construction,
the design is characterized by
extremely thin edges
www.viteo.com
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1. Family
Design: Ionna Vautrin
www.moustache.fr
2/3. Les Plaques
Design: Adrien Rovero for Sèvres
Cité de la Céramique
Photos: Milo Keller
1. Corky carafe
Design: Andreas Engesvik
www.muuto.com
www.sevresciteceramique.fr
www.villanoailles-hyeres.com
2. Fioriness lamps
Design: Laurent Corio
www.secondome.eu
3. Jellyfish Lamp, handcrafted from
3/400 meters of ribbon
Design: Paula Benvegnu and Tristan
Cochrane
www.thejellyfishlamp.com
4. Muffins
Design: Dan Yeffet & Lucie Koldova
Produced by Brokis
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4. Nook is a side table that
challenges our spatial conventions
Design: Lukas Franciszkiewicz
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www.danyaffet.com
www.luciekoldova.com
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www.frnkwz.de
5. 3D advertisement, Istanbul
6. A4, a waste bin that can be built
up using sheets of paper
Design: Marie Douel / ECAL
Photo: Julien Chavaillaz / ECAL
www.ecal.ch
7/8. Shades, collage lamp; the 3
differently sized shades are made
of fibre cement, porcelain and
coloured glass, and can be easily
mounted on an existing bulb fitting
using the lateral slit
Design: Johanna Dehio and Dominik
Hehl for the project ‘made in
between’ by the group ‘Transalpino’
www.johannadehio.de
www.dominikhehl.de
www.transalpino.de
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5. Pickled food for sale, Istanbul
6. Tweety Table Lamp
Design: Giorgio Bonaguro
www.bonagurogiorgio.com
7. Colibrì, like a parrot perching
on the shoulders of a pirate
Design: Odoardo Fioravanti,
www.foscarini.com
8. Studioilse
Design: Ilse Crawford
www.wastberg.com
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KŘEHKÝ MIKULOV
The first festival of art and design in Central Europe was held
at the Mikulov castle in south Moravia. A project by Krehký
gallery, in collaboration wit the Mikulov Regional Museum,
it’s the first organised gathering of Czech and foreign gallery
owners, dealers and collectors of contemporary art and
design, along with design fans.
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1. The President, a brooch inspired
by global disaster
Design: Gijs Bakker
Photo: Rien Bazen
1. Panathenai
Design: Daniel Pirsc for Krehky gallery
www.gijsbakker.com
2. Miracles Archive
Design: Daniel Pirsc for Krehky gallery
2. Butterfly, hand knotted carpet
Design: Nendo
3. Story cabinet
Design: Maxim Velcovsky for Krehky gallery
www.gan-rugs.com
4. Camoufleur
Design: Richard Hutten for Krehky gallery with the author
3. Vienna
Design: Frederic Gooris for Alessilux in
collaboration with Foreverlamp
www.profilmedia.cz / www.designblok.cz
www.designguide.cz www.czechgranddesign.cz
www.krehky.cz
www.foreverlamp.eu / www.alessi.com
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5/6. Textile Field installation at the Victoria & Albert
Museum in London
Design: Studio Bouroullec
www.bouroullec.com
7. Lullaby mirror
www.marblestudio.it
4. Indoor ski-jump facing an old scrapyard,
somewhere in Belgium
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5. Usuals, a new label by Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe
www.usuals.nl
6/7. The Souvenir vases, giving new life to unsold Dutch
tourist trinkets, manufactured long-ago by a Thai ceramics
factory, for export to shops in the Netherlands.
8. Phenotype
Design: Yasutaka Okamura
yasutakaokamura@web.de
www.wonderable.com
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1. AC 01, alarm clock
Design: Jasper Morrison for Punkt.
www.punktgroup.com
2. Dressed Up Stool
Design: Hyunjin Seo & Jaekyung Kim
www.kam-kam.org
3. From an Istanbul sidewalk
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4/5. Nenuphares, abstract sitting
landscape with Divina Kvadrat
textile / Hasard: bench, tablet and
two shelves
Design: Stéphanie Marin
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www.smarin.net
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WÒ YÓU: BEIJING & SHANGHAI TRAVELOGUES IN DESIGN
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An exhibition showing the creative research of China based
designers and studios as inspired by the urban cultures of
its greatest cities, Beijing and Shanghai. The China Design
Market project aims at fostering dialogue on the goals
of sustainability in design today, providing insight on
the role and responsibility of China’s own global cities
in responding firmly and in a timely way to the
economic and cultural demands of a world in transition.
1. The Age of Press
Design: Li Yongling
2/3. Nylon Boots and the Low Chair
Family series
Design: Jovana Bogdanovic
6. Ladybug-dream
Design: JKati Meyer-Brühl
www.innovo-design.com
www.bruehl.com/
4. Harmony series
Design: Xiao Tianyu / www.tianyuxiao.com
7. Dsàt chair Betty
Design: Anouchka Potdevin
5. Yellow drum
Design: Danful Yang / www.xyzdesign.com
www.anouchkapotdevin.com
6/7. Urban carpet & Paglioni
Design: Instant Hutong / www.instanthutong.com
8/9. A British Design Story, an
exhibition as part of Design
September in collaboration with
Donna Wilson, SCP and Ercol
at La Fabrika, Brussels
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www.donnawilson.com
www.lafabrika.be
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1/2/3. Walk the Walk, a tightly knit
family of objects in which concrete
meets silver, the precise and
timeless encounter between the
modern and the impermanent
Design: David Taylor
Photos: Mats Håkanson
www.superdave.se
4/5. Jointed Jewels, based on
the idea of creating a ball-joint
as a single piece, through the use
of laser sintering; a ball is made
inside a ball
Design: Alissia Melka-Teichroew
Photos: Lisa Klappe
On view at ‘Composed Exhibition’
organised by Organisation in Design Ventura Berlin - at Qubique, Berlin
www.byamt.com
www.qubique.com
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1. Pleat Box, the outer part of the lamp
is available in white ceramic, glazed
underneath in red and grey – the result
of recycling different enamels
Design: Xavier Mañosa & Mashallah
for Marset
www.marset.com
2. Pilot, stool created using 3D
propylene technique
Design: Patrick Rampelotto and Fritz
Pernkopf for Quinze & Milan
www.quinzeandmilan.tv
3. Around, coffee table
Design: Thomas Bentzen
www.muuto.com
4. Collage
Design: Alain Gilles
www.bonaldo.com
5. Wohnbeat, a piece of garden is
imported into the living-space
Design: Miriam Aust / Photo: Jan
Köhler
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www.wird-etwas.de/miriam-aust
6. Spaceshifter, wardrobe and
carpet
Design: Markus Benesch
www.markusbenesch.com
7. Trees growing out of walls,
Istanbul
8/9. Just a bag + Les Cheminées,
vases made out of used 35mm films
Design: Raphaël Charles
www.raphaelcharles.com
www.lesbelges.org
6. BC-AD, stone tools
Design: Ami Drach and Dov Ganchrow
Photo: Promisedesign
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www.amidov.com
7. Flow, vase developed by combining advanced
3D modelling techniques with rotational moulding
Design: Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher
www.serralunga.com
8. Simple Lunch
Design: Matteo Cibic
www.matteocibicstudio.com
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3. S&P 57, salt and pepper
grinder
Design: Alain Berteau
1/2/3/4. The Balloon Bowls,
created by casting strong
synthetic plaster into a balloon,
after which a second balloon is
inserted, and inflated. These two
balloons act as flexible moulds,
ensuring a unique shape for each
and every bowl. Once the plaster
is set, the balloons are removed,
and a bowl appears
Design: Maarten De Ceulaer
www.tamawa.be
www.maartendeceulaer.com
4. Ornicar, desk for kids
Design: Cocktail Designers
5. Francois Azambourg’s
performance at the Villa Noailles
during this year’s Design Parade:
a colourful limited edition étagère
series in collaboration with
Moustache
5. Characters, wall stickers
Design: Geneviève Gauckler
www.domestic.fr
2. Ray Light
Design: Sylvain Willenz
www.tamawa.be
www.domestic.fr
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5. Colourful helmets, Instanbul
6. Jack in the Box, 45 kilo
Design: My Bauhaus is better than
yours
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6. DP 01 incorporates the simplicity
of a modern DECT phone that just
does what a phone is supposed
to do: facilitate phone calls
Design: Jasper Morrison for Punkt.
www.betterbauhaus.com
7/8. ID lamp and Cardi chair
Design: Volciane Casasnovas,
Stéphane Dentand and Thomas
Labarthe
www.punktgroup.com
www.mixcv.com
7. Pierre Charpin’s Ecran vase
at the exhibition ‘Glass Scene’
during Design Parade
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8. Melt Sofa
Design: Mauro Lipparini
www.bonaldo.com
9. Alter Stool
Design: Claesson Koivisto Rune
revealed at Skandium, London
www.ckr.se
www.skandium.com
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JIG SPECIFICATION
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1. Outdoor bathroom, Istanbul
2. Jig armchair
Design: Chris Martin and Magnus Elebäck
www.massproductions.com
JIG ARM CHAIR
THE OUTLINE OF AN ARMCHAIR IS TRACED WITH PAINTED STEEL
TUBES, THE BACK AND SEAT VOIDS ARE THEN FILLED WITH
TAILORED PANELS. JIG IS A LIGHTWEIGHT, ROBUST AND
STACKABLE ARMCHAIR INTENDED FOR COMMERCIAL SPACES
AND HOSPITALITY AREAS. THE JIG IS AVAILABLE IN EIGHT FINISHES.
FIVE ARE IN FABRIC MATERIAL AND TWO IN LEATHER.
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www.opinionciatti.com
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4. Zen Line, outdoor living
Design: Ludovica+Roberto
Palomba
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3. 5 Blocks, combinable, stackable
and suspendible drawers
Design: Lapo Ciatti
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www.exteta.it
ART NO: JI 01 XX
(REPLACE XX WITH COLOUR CODE)
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1. Pico collection, tiles
composed of compressed
sand and mixed minerals
Design: Ronan & Erwan
Bouroullec
© Massproductions AB 2011
www.bouroullec.com
5. Escargot, table lamp: re-edition
Design: Le Corbusier
www.nemo.cassina.it
2. Concentric, hand tufted
carpets
Design: Jose Gandia-Blasco
www.white-design.be
www.gan-rugs.com
6. New Logica System Olmo Tattile
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3. Bau, sculptural hanging lamp
Design: Vibeke Fonnesberg
Schmidt
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www.valcucine.com
7. Camouflage kitchen, made out
of Eternit
Design: Destilat
www.destilat.at
www.normann-copenhagen.com
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4. Outdoor drying, Istanbul
5. OPERAM system
Design: Gabriele Centazzo
www.valcucine.com
8. MODERN: a system of
modular objects
Design: Piero Lissoni + Porro
Research Centre
6. Pouf Pasha
Design: Claudio Dondoli and
Marco Pocci
www.porro.com
www.pedrali.it
9. bulthaup b3 / Shifting Contexts
curated by Mike Meiré
7. Opera, outdoor tools
Design: R&D De Castelli
www.bulthaup.com
www.decastelli.com
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