Graduation project
MA InSpace, Konstfack
The manipulation of space, form, color, texture and issues about material and gravity are common to architecture and furniture. For my degree project, I examine the three-dimensional territories of architecture and furniture. I investigate how the notion of architecture can influence furniture design, or the other way around.
The Dining Agenda is a book of place mats for note-taking during meals, for all those “foodies” who like to treat every meal as a project.
Inside the Agenda, are 14 individual place-mats, one for each day and each one with a special note-taking section at the bottom. When the meal is done, you can tear the bottom of the place-mat off and take your notes on the meal with you.
Cymbidium Exotica. Part of the Iso Fine Art & Interiors collection having it's debut exhibition at the RSA in london on the 3-4th September 2009, and also exhibiting at the Windsor Contemporary Art Fair, ZOO London 2009
In an industry that has become obsessed with chairs, whether it be the organic curves of the Eames Rocker, the elegance of Mies van der Röhe's Barcelona chair or the simplicity of Verner Panton's S-shaped chair, it is surprising to think that the most used and globally recognised seat is the Monobloc, or as we know it, your everyday white plastic chair.
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