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shape shifting 17 screens by ronan and erwan bouroullec.

shape shifting 17 screens by ronan and erwan bouroullec.

Dec 11, 2015

paris-based designers and brothers ronan and erwan bouroullec have created a series of experimental yet highly elegant screens for their current solo exhibition at the tel aviv museum of art. seen is their signature inspirations stemming from nature whereby a few simple elements connect and repeat into shapes.

the show incorporates interweaving sequences of modular elements made ​​of ceramics, aluminum, glass, textile and wooden branches, held together by custom made connections and hanging systems. 01 chestnut wood, 3d print 02 anodized aluminum, silk ribbon, cable 03 blown glass, elastic band, cord 04 enameled ceramic, elastic band, cable 05 embroidered polyester 06 embroidered lace polyester 07 anodized aluminum, cable 08 anodized aluminum, cord, cable 09 mirror, blown glass, anodized aluminum, cord 10 enameled ceramic, anodized aluminum, elastic band, cord 11 jacquard loom: metallic polyester, lurex, polyester, viscose 12 enameled ceramic.

click on image to engage lightbox | courtesy ronan and erwan bouroullec | 25 images

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ronan and erwan boulroullec | ivan jones

event> 17 screens
venue > tel aviv museum of art
date > thru 26 march 2016

Coffee for One.

Oct 8, 2008




This cool coffee maker offers up a smart industrial design which cleanly integrates a ceramic mug in place of a carafe.

The WMF1 Coffee Pad takes a single portioned coffee filter and can brew up a fresh cup of Java in about 1 minute. The compact coffee maker features a clean white design, with a choice of four accent colors: kiwi (green), mango (yellow), berry (red) and stone (dark grey). And yes, it includes the perfectly-fitted ceramic mug. The brilliantly minimal design even won a 2007 red dot award for its creators.

At this point, the Coffee Pad is only available in a European 220-volt configuration, so you’ll need a power converter to use it here in the States.

Product: WMF 1
Producer: WMF
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