From flat-packed furniture that slots together to amazing framework forms in chairs and tables, structural aesthetics in furniture and interior design is a winning trend.
Just last Friday, March Studio was nominated the stand-out winner of the retail category at the Australian Interior Design Excellence Awards 2012 for the design of the sinuous and skeletal interior of the bakery store Baker D Chirico in Carlton, Melbourne. Plywood joinery never looked so high brow.
1. Architect Amanda Levete of AL_A produced a three-storey high Timber Wave sculpture, which was installed outside the V&A museum in London for the London Design Festival 2011; via amandalevetearchitects.com
2.Vederlicht lamp from Studio Daniel 2012, via danielhulsbergen.com
3. D23 Skeleton chair by Berlin-based designer Gustav Duesing is assembled from birch ply; via gustav-duesing.com
4. Jack's Table is an early piece from Sydney-based studio Fereday; via tomfereday.com
5. March Studio won the IDEA 2012 retail category award with this bakery in Carlton, Melbourne; Photographer: Peter Bennetts; via marchstudio.com.au
6. Rental space at Droog; via droog.com
7. This Sofa XXXX is another concertinaed form by-yuya-ushida; yuyavsdesign.com
The designer says: "Whenever I see it the beauty of the simple geometrical structure and its repetition always fascinates me."
Just last Friday, March Studio was nominated the stand-out winner of the retail category at the Australian Interior Design Excellence Awards 2012 for the design of the sinuous and skeletal interior of the bakery store Baker D Chirico in Carlton, Melbourne. Plywood joinery never looked so high brow.
2.Vederlicht lamp from Studio Daniel 2012, via danielhulsbergen.com
3. D23 Skeleton chair by Berlin-based designer Gustav Duesing is assembled from birch ply; via gustav-duesing.com
4. Jack's Table is an early piece from Sydney-based studio Fereday; via tomfereday.com
5. March Studio won the IDEA 2012 retail category award with this bakery in Carlton, Melbourne; Photographer: Peter Bennetts; via marchstudio.com.au
6. Rental space at Droog; via droog.com
7. This Sofa XXXX is another concertinaed form by-yuya-ushida; yuyavsdesign.com
The designer says: "Whenever I see it the beauty of the simple geometrical structure and its repetition always fascinates me."
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| LAVA’s design for the Martian Embassy is for The Sydney Story Factory, a not-for-profit creative writing centre for young people in Redfern, Sydney; via l-a-v-a.net |
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| The assemble yourself 2-3 JUNIOR CHAIR from CK Goff and Yellow Diva. Yellow Diva is a Melbourne-based design practice which entered this chair in the Object category of the Australian Interior design Excellence Awards 2012; via idea-awards.com.au and yellowdiva.com |
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| Swedish designer Pål Rodenius has come up with a novel idea of pre-printed plywood patterns which when cut out create a whole suite of furniture. It's appropriately named Saw and Assemble; via rodenius.se |
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