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Friday, August 13, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Radiators
JAGA
Energy efficient and beautiful. Nothing at all like the traditional radiator. The Knockonwood line can be stained to match interior woodworking.
Definitely a high end product. Hopefully the technology will become a little more affordable in the future. This kind of product should be accessible.
Energy efficient and beautiful. Nothing at all like the traditional radiator. The Knockonwood line can be stained to match interior woodworking.
Definitely a high end product. Hopefully the technology will become a little more affordable in the future. This kind of product should be accessible.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Modern Lattice
I found the perfect modern lattice panel to use on our house for our garbage and recycling enclosure. I've thought about making this lattice from stock wood but seeing as I can buy panels, it's all the more convenient. I just can't wait to have some extra cash to do all these projects I've been dreaming about these past two years.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Resin and Polycarbonate Panels
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Jesús Gasca and the Globus Chair
Scandinavian design always allures me with it's simple, sleek lines and natural materials. Although the globus chair is made of plastic and stainless steel, I am drawn to its lightness and air-like quality. (I believe it's also available in bent plywood.) It surprises me that it was introduced in 1994, I suppose because it captures the essence of mid-century design. I've seen this chair all over the place and never bothered to look up the designer. Here it is according to DWR.
Jesús Gasca is the founder and principal designer of Stua, a contemporary furniture company based in the resort town of San Sebastían, Spain. Stua prides itself on producing a limited range of furniture, with each piece exquisitely executed out of the finest materials. The style of the work can be characterized as Scandinavian with a Mediterranean touch. The company;s mission is, "to improve the habitat in which we live, by refining our designs, and [using] recyclable components and environmentally friendly manufacturing processes." Stua, which Gasca founded in the early '80s, has allowed him to develop his own work as a furniture designer. Trained as an engineer, Gasca specializes in technically proficient design with attention to detail.
Gasca's recent designs include the Globus Chair, Milano Table, Sapporo Shelving System, Gas Chair, Zero table and the Deneb Collection. He has also collaborated with Josep Mora to create the classic Egoa chair that won the Innovate Design Melbourne prize in 1988. Gasca also received an Adi-Fad award for his Atlas aluminum containers.
Gasca's recent designs include the Globus Chair, Milano Table, Sapporo Shelving System, Gas Chair, Zero table and the Deneb Collection. He has also collaborated with Josep Mora to create the classic Egoa chair that won the Innovate Design Melbourne prize in 1988. Gasca also received an Adi-Fad award for his Atlas aluminum containers.
Friday, February 19, 2010
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