Design discoveries: Week of November 13, 2017

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W E L C O M E everyone to the new topic « DISCOVERIES OF THE WEEK« ! Here, a new world opens up to you, with even more design references at the heart of the news. This section will come to you every week to give all the projects I receive and see the visibility they deserve. Online every Friday.

American Designers Hot List 2017 by Sight Unseen

Elyse Graham

As every year, the renowned online magazine Sight Unseen has just released its "American Designers Hot List 2017, or the best of design in the United States for a year. Elyse Graham had already made a name for herself at the Sight Unseen OFFSITE thanks to an unexpected universe, running color like no other, and which eventually gave birth to a complete collection of furniture and decorative objects in resin. Good work.

Eric Roinestad

The ceramic art ofEric RoinestadThe smooth, immaculate surfaces of the objects he produces have a futuristic feel to them, while the designer clearly draws on references from ancient times and primitive art for his collections...

Home Studios

After having built numerous restaurants, bars and hotels in New York and appeals to a wide audience with its formal approach, Oliver Haslegrave of the Home Studios has finally put its talent to work in a brand new collection of furniture and lighting, perfectly reflecting the narrative universe and the desire for a successful visual and conceptual harmony.

Missana

The Spanish brand Missana has once again been betting on designers with overflowing creativity. In fact, they called on the duo PerezOchando to create a new collection of acoustic panels. A very graphic and seductive look for this collection made up of wall and freestanding panels.

Studio Note

If you are not yet familiar with the wonders of the Studio NoteNow is the time to discover the latest ones. Based in Japan, and already mentioned in an articleThe studio reveals to our eyes what is not visible, such as the incompatibility of a coexistence between rectilinear and organic forms in nature, illustrated by the project Pyrite Stool/Bended a Moon. Or the absurdity of trying to create an ornament for the sake of ornament with Wearing a VaseThis means that you want to apply art and design to the vase when a flower is already great...

Ryota Yokozeki

On the occasion of the event DesignArt Tokyo 2017 event, the designer Ryota Yokoseki presented an ingenious system of shelves based on folded metal structures...

Stromboli . Associates

The Mexican design studio Stromboli Associates likes to create exceptional and unexpected pieces. The DKMX chair revisits in its own way the Danish 80s, taking as the project's guiding line a tubular structure. The result is a lightweight design with details and colors inspired by the Mexican forgery. What a beautiful line.

The Wing

It is in a difficult context where women's rights must be asserted loud and clear that the coworking space The Wing, exclusively reserved for women, opened its second location, in New York, in the SoHo district. Created by women for women - the founding team being composed of the architect Alda Ly, the interior designer Chiara de Regeand a team of graphic designers led by Emily Oberman of Pentagram - This space pays tribute to the feminist clubs of the 19th and 20th centuries, founded by pioneering women who encouraged each other. Everything is set up so that femininity and even motherhood (hairdresser, child changing room, etc.) no longer need to be hidden at work, but rather encouraged. Great initiative! 52 Mercer St, 5th Floor, New York

Vera Panichewskaja 

The latest collection of Vera Panichewskaja, Hidden Pyramids, is in line with the previous one, the Salominka creaturesvery sculptural. At the crossroads of several disciplines as usual, it is a series composed of a mirror and a side table, and with a design that is at once luminous, strange but very attractive, that the designer presents to us this time.  

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