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alisonkatecarter:

Tim & Kylene Wedding Invitations

Subtle hexagonal details are the nuts and bolts of this one-color, typographic wedding suite that, quite simply, just works.

Production Method: Offset
Design: Tim Lautensack & Kylene Mamrus
Printing: Allegra

Source: For Print Only

design-waffle:

Aluminium series by Sebastian Scherer

redwetred:

ronan and erwan bouroullec: furniture for hay at orgatec

ronan and erwan bouroullec have conceived a collection of tables, chairs and benches in collaboration with danish furniture company hay, 
presented at orgatec 2012 in cologne. set to open in january, the newly renovated faculty of humanities at københavns universitet 
in copenhagen, denmark will be furnished with an entire suite of these designs by the brothers.

fabricated from oak and beech, the motivation for the series was an old wooden university trestle chair by architect berndt pedersen. 
the interpretation features nesting, comfort and durability while maintaining the original typology of the trestle style. 
designing to the mantra ‘a strong sensual stackable wooden chair’, the bouroullec duo split the form into two parts to
produce an aesthetic with a pronounced seam where the two shells meet. under the seat along this defined join the four legs attach to create an
A-frame leg structure, allowing infinite neat stacking where most other chairs pile forward.

the seat and back are mounted in the centre creating a highly flexible build which follows the movement of the user - 
bearing similarity to cantilever varieties from the bauhaus school in germany in the 1930s. the table tops are also positioned in the middle of 
the framework to allow for natural cable run as well as an aesthetic connection to the other pieces.

the brothers describe the impetus for the set:

‘with this new collection it was our ambition to resume an old scandinavian tradition targeting specific architecture and specific needs 
in designing new furniture… in our proposal for the new range of educational furniture, we have attempted to create furniture which in form 
and identity has a clear dating in our age and which in a compelling manner uncovers the functional needs of a university in 2012.’

 

ashortinspiration:

ANKER’T

The widely known hungarian Anker club’s summer version is ANKER’T. Therefor, it is an open air place, which have just appeared for first time in 2012 June. The basic idea of the ANKER’T, was creating a unique place which has mostly minimal characteristic design. The aim of the owners was not to be one of a thousand of ruin bars in Budapest. Due to the concept, I let the original structure of the building to live. I used only the two fundamental colours, black and white complete it with some typographical gag. What gives the enterior a little twist, are the light-boxes, which are directing the guest’s focus on the walls. I have found those old and messy walls attractive and tried to design an eternal identity for the bar.

 

More on: behance.net

bernardsbn:

Finally! Some new pictures of Andrew’s new chair!  Check out our website - www.studioblacknavy.com or www.facebook.com/studioblacknavy   

missdesignsays:

POET table designed by Martin D. Christensen for Nordic Tales, Denmark. #allgoodthings #danish spotted by missdesignsays.