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Gro Rocking Horse by Michael Svane Knap and Christian Troels

toma — Thu, 05 Dec 2013 18:30:19 +0000

GRO^ is a new interpretation of the classic rocking horse. With a simple aesthetic that speaks to adults and with a simple function that speaks to children. Rocking horse is built on Fritz Hansen’s knowledge about furniture made of veneers, as well as an idea to create a children’s furniture that contains a simple Scandinavian style.

Industrial designer Michael Svane Knap | Product designer Christian Troels | Denmark

Polimata Small by Wiktoria Szawiel

toma — Tue, 08 Oct 2013 14:05:39 +0000

Polimata Small – multifunctional mat for children.

Wiktoria Szawiel | Eindhoven, Netherlands

Picnic Book by Toma Brundzaitė

toma — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:13:07 +0000

Designer Toma Brundzaitė creating objects analyzed the cultural traditions of eating whole, which is typical for certain regions or groups of people. The aim was to create a picnic for three different collections, which vary in price and materials. Picnic book – one piece disposable crockery and cutlery in the book. “In this work I wanted to look at how much more” disposable dinnerware concept “- says T. Brundzaitė.

Each page of the book are of different sizes and shapes of bowls and eating utensils. After you choose the dishes, you should pay attention to the bottom of the page, follow the instructions: from contour tear, bend and capture as indicated. Great advantage that every person eating utensils can accommodate both right-and left-hand.

Picnic book is divided into three sections: appetizers, main dish and a plate-accessories. This dish named because fastened on the finger like a ring. “They are easy to store and standing and sitting, and we can be sure that the plates and you shall not,” – said the designer.

Author of the book everyone who uses these containers provide another opportunity to stand out. The second half of each sheet printed with ornaments, which can be colored by the presence of someone to save.

Toma Brundzaitė | Lithuania

Tête d’Ampoule Lamp by Jonathan Gomez

toma — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 22:11:19 +0000

Designer Jonathan Gomez about project:

Tête d’Ampoule was a 3-day project where I was asked to reseach ways of connecting and interacting with the user. I decided to explore the quality of visual interaction, looking at how children interpret objects and forms in their environment. When choosing to design a lamp, one of my aim was also to show what is usually meant to be hidden in light fittings: the bulb and and electric cord. I wanted to put those two parts at the center of the design.

Jonathan Gomez | London, United Kingdom