From the moment he graduated from Honk-Ik University in 1992, Jaehyo Lee has won recognition both in Korea and internationally through his works that were artisanal created from wood, stone or metal. His works demonstrate a solid respect for raw materials and its innovative approach reflects their characteristics and charges them with a profound symbolism. […]
Tacitas is a collection of pieces with different bowl shapes, made of stone by the Chilean Bravo! studio. The collection integrates important conceptual significance, a representation of the old Chilean culture expressed through a contemporary language. As relics of some extinct cultures, in Chile are encountered big large cliffs with many holes in them, vestiges
Studio Roller is an idea put into practice by George & Willy in New Zealand and materialized in a wall mounted kraft paper roll display. Mounted on the wall, the paper roll offers an effective way to display, for example, in cafes and restaurants the menu or to present in shops various offers, lists, jobs,
The driftwood furniture and accessories are resulted based on the combination of hemp, stones, leather, metal, wool, acrylic and petrified wood.
Built on the smooth hills from Santa Lucia Preserve, Caterpillar House is a project of Feldman Architecture, with a design that ensures an emphasized connection to the land and environment. In love with the modern ranch houses, the owner wanted a house entirely in harmony with the nature that would reflect the concern for the
Lawrence Stoller is a pioneer in the art of sculpture in Megagems (cut minerals and rocks, plus precious), known for its spectacular works, inclusively several of the existent largest gemstone sculptures. Many of his creations made through the lapidary art and sculpture, are executed in crystals of impressive sizes and they enhance the individual character
Inspired by the Japanese stitch art “Sashiko”, Tripasai Architect presents us Embroidered Flower Lobby, a unique and playful way to decorate the walls of a house. A sequence of small holes made in the wall creates the possibility to make some rhomboidal grids. This network of rhombuses, through some colored embroidered threads seem to be
The artist Jane Perkins, from Great Britain, presents herself as a “re-maker”, getting inspired by the found objects to which she gives a new value
