Jak + Jil - Justin Hutchinson

Justin Hutchinson has created table and chair combination that can add a splash of colour and some vibrancy to any residential or commercial area. 

They can be found on - http://www.tait.biz/

 

loving the cage effect! on the table..

Nice transparency and lightness to the design

The Second Coming - He made She made

This exhibition aims at furniture that redirects salvaged materials towards a new use. Giving the material a second chance and a new breathe of life. And alternatively producing furniture and lighting that is completely new and unique.

Shout out to Andre & Dale for their Air light!

Loving the mannequin chair!

Some really cool ideas

Check out the gallery's website

They are located in Sydney

http://hemadeshemade.com/?p=28

Osso chair - Ronan Erwan

This is one of my all time favourite chairs. It combines great thinking with brilliant technology.

Using standard joinery methods and fusing them with the actual components, makes one less part that makes the whole product. That reduces the overall complexity of the construction and fast tracks the assembly period.

 I will let the photos do it justice!

Rise Shelving - Ashley Allen

Shelving with a twist, made from bamboo ply. Constructed with many layers of ply which have been molded with the assistance of a form. And both shelves are connected via a metal plate.

This shelving over Ikea shelving any day!

Flat Pack stools - Adam Lynch

Adam has created these flat-pack stools that are simple and quick to assemble. Which are visually great on the eyes and made from Bamboo ply. The components are cut out using a CNC (Computer Numeric Control) using this method of productions reduces waste and increases efficiency.

The hard part is programming the CNC to do what you want it to do. Once you have that down then its clean sailing from that point. Usually a MDF mock-up model is made up first to test joinery and proportions then the final is produced with a better material.

Flat pack stool

A well balanced & sturdy design

Monkey Grip Pot - Adam Cornish

Adam Cornish has designed the Monkey Grip Pot made from Polyethylene. Catering for the people that have limited space for a green oasis. Each plant pot hangs off the next and feeds excess water via a connection point at junction of each pot. Water will trickle from the top pot down to the bottom pot, using the attributes of gravity will keep your plants happy and hydrated!  These pots were recently exhibited at Milan Salone Satellite Exhibition.  

You can find these at Tait outdoor furniture

Check out tait.biz

Klag - Dale Hardiman

Dale a designer with a unique ability to use raw materials from just about anywhere. He has a strong belief in designing and constructing with materials that are at their purest form. In doing so he has created in conjunction with a company by the name of Exile-Global-Technologies a chair completely made from ET-21.

• Water resistant
   
• 100% recyclable
   
• Lightweight and buoyant
   
• Insulating
   
• Suitable for areas with weight issues
   
• Appearance can be altered, e.g. use of shell grit to give an ancient appearance or marble chips for Terrazzo style, etc.
   
• Heat resistant, .e.g. as a kitchen counter top, can withstand placement of hot pots and pans for a period of time
   
• 3 colours available - off-white, grey and charcoal. 

The sole material ET-21 is fly-ash and combined with resin

The chairs structural integrity is through 3 legs

Information about ET-21, Courtesy of      http://www.exileglobaltechnologies.com.au

Images of Klag chair, Courtesy of            http://www.dale-hardiman.com/Klag