Showing posts with label Furniture Designer R. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Furniture Designer R. Show all posts

Thursday, November 18, 2010

ryuji nakamura & associates


name: ryuji nakamura & associates co.,ltd.

field:design of architecture, landscape, interior, furniture, and so on

qualification:first class authorized architect office in japan

history:2004 was established

award:
daikanyama installation 2005, winner
jcd design award 2006, gold award
good design award 2006, winner
jcd design award 2007, grand award
tokyo designer's week 2007 tokyo design premio, winner
nashop lighting awards 2007, excellent prize
the great indoors award 2007, winner
competition of kumamoto art polis, west station plaza of kumamoto station, second prize
jcd design award 2009, grand award and gold award
competition of exhibition kitanososakuisu, winner

principal: ryuji nakamura
1972 born in nagano japan
1999 completed the master course of architecture, tokyo national university of fine arts and music
2000-2003 worked at jun aoki & associates
2004 established ryuji nakamura & associates

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Robert Stadler


Robert Stadler was born in 1966 in Vienna.
Robert Stadler studied design at the Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan, then at ENSCI / Les Ateliers in Paris.

In 1992 Robert Stadler cofounded the RADI DESIGNERS group and since 2000 he has been working solo.

Robert Stadler work is present in several private and public collections such as Fondation Cartier, FNAC, FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais.

Robert Stadler works for clients such as Académie des César, Dior, Maison Thierry Costes, Nissan, Orange, Ricard and Take 5 Editions.

Robert Stadler is represented by Carpenters Workshop gallery.

Robert Stadler intervenes in very diverse fields, obliterating all hierarchies between free proposals, industrial and public commissions.
Robert Stadler explores the exhibition space in order to scramble the usual categories of art and design. Robert Stadler questions the status of the object as work of art or product as well as the border between preciousness and lowliness, elegance and vulgarity, the serious and the absurd. Questioning the object's identity or even provoking their dissolution, are fields of interest crossing most of his projects.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Rich Brilliant Willing


Founded in 2007, Rich Brilliant Willing is an internationally renowned design studio and one of the most exciting firms currently working in the United States.
Rich Brilliant Willing consult for an international clientele including Innermost, Artecnica, and Urban Outfitters as well as producing a self-branded collection of furniture and lighting. Designing at various scales from packaging & products to interior spaces and installations, Rich Brilliant Willing methodology is evident in all their work. With a combination of technical sophistication and old-fashioned sleight of hand, they appropriate existing components and strategically rethink them.
The moniker Rich Brilliant Willing, is exemplary of this process; re-imagining what was there to begin with: Theo Richardson, Charles Brill, Alexander Williams.

Rich Brilliant Willing was named among the "Top 40" designers by I.D. magazine in January 2009 and named an Avant Guardian by Surface magazine in November of the same year. With recent publication in Wallpaper*, FRAME and multiple appearances in The New York Times their notoriety continues to grow.

Friday, October 22, 2010

René Holten


René Holten Industrial Design
is a design studio focussed on interior design products. Our main clients work in the furniture and sanitary business. Our goal is to design high level products with a long lifespan and designed in an environmentally friendly way. The following skills are available in our team: industrial design, interior design, model making for scale models and real-size models in all kinds of materials; wood, steel, (PUR) foam and plastics. Apart from all the computer support we believe in the human-feel; this means that all the designs will be finished by hand; the final touch is made in the model making process by the hand of the designer. We believe in a partnership with our clients based on listening and getting clarity in the whole process from concept to production. Then we translate this in creative, innovative products that will stand out in the market and show a strong design. biography René Holten
> 1961 René Holten was born in The Netherlands
> 1987 Finished Study Architectural Design at the Academy of Arts in Maastricht, The Netherlands
> 1988 Office for Architecture, Basel Switzerland
> 1990 Start to work as an architectural designer for Wiel Arets, Dutch architect; worked on international competitions and projects
> 1993 Finished cum laude at the Design Academy in Eindhoven, The Netherlands; industrial product design Nominated for Academy price 1993 for sewing machine
> 1993 Started own design office for Industrial Design
> 1994 Awarded 3rd price in HEMA contest with clock
> 1998 Award Best Dutch Furniture Designer with chair DODO for Artifort
> 1999 Started working for Artifort; design &
> 2002 Award Good Industrial Design with chair LIBEL for Artifort The last 10 years he designed for many, international oriented, clients such as Pullman (beds), Artifort (furniture), Mosa (tiles) and Clou (sanitary designs) with each year presentations on the International Interior Fairs in MIlano and Kortrijk.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Roderick Vos


"My great-grandfather built windmills. In his free time, he wove traditional farmhouse chairs. My grand- father was a professional cabinetmaker. His workshop was filled with machines driven by heavy leather belts. Later he opened a small shop and sold his furniture. My father, Henk Vos, became an interior architect and quite literally expanded his father's furniture shop and sold brand name furniture. So I grew up surrounded by classic designers - Charles Eames, Joe Colombo, Martin Visser… - who were such a part of my life, they felt like playmates. I studied industrial design at the Design Academy in Eindhoven (1984-1990), where I met my wife, Claire - a carpet and pattern designer. After my internships at Ingo Maurer's studio in Munich and Kenji Ekuans Industrial Associates in Tokyo, we spent 6 years living and working on the Indonesian island of Java. Claire and I opened a design bureau, and produced wooden and rattan furniture in a small factory. During this time, my fascination with and love of Asian culture and handicrafts grew and deepened. In 1996,we went back home to help build and outfit the Maupertuus interior design store in Groningen. This was my father's magnum opus and - at that time - a truly pioneering concept. Since 2004, I have devoted myself entirely to product design, which I produce together with inter- national manufacturers. We have made our home in Fort Heusden, a beautifully restored walled city in the south of the Netherlands. What's at the heart of my shopkeeper's heritage? Accessibility. I know how important direct contact is. With manufacturers, retailers and consumers. You should just be able to call or mail your designer. After all, even if I reside within the walls of a fortress, I refuse to live in an ivory tower."
Roderick Vos website

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Robert Stadler


Robert Stadler was born in 1966 in Vienna. He studied design at the Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan, then at ENSCI / Les Ateliers in Paris.

In 1992 he cofounded the RADI DESIGNERS group and since 2000 he has been working solo.

Besides his practical activities, Robert Stadler regularely devotes time to teaching.
In 2009 he is a guest professor at the HFBK in Hamburg.

His work is present in several private and public collections such as Fondation Cartier, FNAC, FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais.

He works for clients such as Académie des César, Costes group, Dior, Orange, Ricard and Take 5 Editions.

He is represented by Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin in Paris and Carpenters Workshop gallery in London.

Robert Stadler intervenes in very diverse fields, obliterating all hierarchies between free proposals, industrial and public commissions. He explores the exhibition space in order to scramble the usual categories of art and design. He questions the status of the object as work of art or product as well as the border between preciousness and lowliness, elegance and vulgarity, the serious and the absurd. Questioning the object's identity or even provoking their dissolution, are fields of interest crossing most of his projects.
Robert Stadler website

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Ross Lovegrove


1958 Born in Galles
1980 graduated at Manchester polytechnic class BA Hons Industrial Design
1983 master in Design at Royal College of Art
80s he works as designer for Frog Design for projects such as Walkman for Sony, Computers for Apple Computers. He later moved to Paris as a consultant for Knoll International. Invited to join the Atelier de Nimes together with Jean Nouvel and Philip Stark
1988 He returns to London and realizes projects for British Airways, Parker pens, Kartell, Ceccotti, Cappellini, Driade and others.

Winner of numerous international awards his work has been extensively published and exibited internationally including the MoMA of New York, Guggenheim Museum NY, Axis Centre Japan, Pompidou Centre, Paris and the Design Museum.
Ross Lovegrove website

Ron Arad



1951 Born in Tel Aviv
1971-73 Jerusalem Academy of Art
1973 moved to London
1974-79 Architectural Association – School of Architecture, studies under Peter Cook and B. Tschumi
1981 Established One Off Ltd with Caroline Thorman in Covent Garden, London, a design studio, workshop and showroom.
First success with a range of furniture and interior structures in tube and cast iron fittings. Well known pieces include the "Rover Chair" the vacuum-packed "Transformer" chair and the remote controlled "Aerial" light. Later work explored the use of tempered steel, first in the "Well-Tempered Chair" and later in the popular "Bookworm"
1989 Founded Ron Arad Associates architecture and Design practice with Caroline Thorman in Chalk Farm, London
1993 One Off is incorporated into Ron Arad Associates
1994 Established in Como the Ron Arad Studio that continue and expand on the production studio pieces as previously produced in the London workshop.

From 1994 to 1997 he was professor of Product Design at the Hochschule in Vienna from 1994-7
In 1997 Professor of Furniture Design at the Royal College of Art in London currently professor of Design Product at the RCA
He was guest Editor of 1994 International Design Yearbook e Designer of the year.
His work has been widely featured in many design/architectural books and magazines worldwide and they are included in famous museums and gallerie such as Centre Georges Pompidou Paris, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York, Victoria & Albert Museum London and Vera Design Museum in Germany.
A large number of architectural projects such as the foyer of the Opera Theatre of Tel Aviv. the Belgo restaurants in London, the development of a concept of Sport Café with advanced interactive technology audio/video for Adidas/Kronenbourg togrther with several projects forart galeries and museums
He worked for Vitra, Cassina, Driade, Fiam, Kartell, Artemide, Alessi, Flos.
Website:Ron Arad
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