Agua Table by Domingos Tótora

Brazilian designer Domingos Totora's Agua Table made from cardboard.

Moulding the pieces:Finishing:Their awesome studio:

Link: http://www.contemporist.com/2009/10/01/agua-table-by-domingos-totora/

The Weinerchaise by Andy Martin Associates

At this year’s 100% Design show in London, Andy Martin Associates will be exhibiting the ‘Weinerchaise’ as part of the ‘100% Inspiration’ feature. This is Andy Martin’s response to the brick as an inspirational object, “it is such an iconic British building material and I thought it worth pursuing for inspiration. Individually a brick seems characterless but with others has the possibility to be poetic,” says Martin. It is constructed entirely of extruded and wire cut bricks using the thin set joint method and resin bonding. The bricks are stacked and bonded accurately in a mould, and once set, carved by hand to the designed shape. The piece was produced with the help of Weinerbergerbricks, one of Europe’s largest and most innovative brick manufacturers.

Link: http://www.contemporist.com/2009/09/24/the-weinerchaise-by-andy-martin-associates/

Man Chair

No link for this one, picture taken from http://www.likecool.com

Cool designs

What if there was an instrument which would change the world into something that we find strange? And better, what if this instrument can also change it back?

I worked with the refraction of light as a basic principal for a new form language. I designed a different world, a strange world. In this world there still is a possibility to go back to the world we know.

With the instrument it is possible to reshape objects, spaces and architecture. Designer: Nathan Wierink (Netherlands)
Manufacturer: own atelier (Netherlands)

A red table that seems to flow down on the ground.

Designer: John Nouanesing (France)