Identifying the current trend for bold colour and interesting shapes and texture, this page leads us through high design, high street and up-and-coming designers who will be on your radar shortly.
Words & Styling by Emma Kay
Photography by Alexis Chabala
Monday, 21 March 2011
Published: Subjective Eye, Homeworks Magazine, October 2010
Styling by Rolf Sachs and Emma Kay
Legendary designer, Rolf Sachs, leads us through the inside of his mind “Intelligence, functionality and an emotional value are the qualities I look for in design. I am attracted to everyday objects, lighting and furniture that have been continuously reinterpreted in contemporary materials,resulting in intriguing and nostalgic pieces that demonstrate the current zeitgeist. The objects I have selected are truthful and functional, devoid of any superfluous decoration or typical ‘design’ attributes. Their beauty lies in their simplicity, yet they have character and what I like to describe as ‘an inner soul’, which gives them a timeless and lovable quality.”
Legendary designer, Rolf Sachs, leads us through the inside of his mind “Intelligence, functionality and an emotional value are the qualities I look for in design. I am attracted to everyday objects, lighting and furniture that have been continuously reinterpreted in contemporary materials,resulting in intriguing and nostalgic pieces that demonstrate the current zeitgeist. The objects I have selected are truthful and functional, devoid of any superfluous decoration or typical ‘design’ attributes. Their beauty lies in their simplicity, yet they have character and what I like to describe as ‘an inner soul’, which gives them a timeless and lovable quality.”
Published: Surface Play, Homeworks Magazine, November 2010
Textured ceramics that go against the grain - from the high street to recent graduates.
Words & Styling by Emma Kay
Photography by Alexis Chabala
Words & Styling by Emma Kay
Photography by Alexis Chabala
Published: Tableware for opulent nights in, Homeworks magazine, November 2010
The perennial dinner party style quandary is tableware, combining jewel tones, textured glass, velvet and gold, we let rich, sumptuous and decadent be our by-words.
Words & Styling by Emma Kay
Photography by Alexis Chabala
Friday, 18 March 2011
Published: Monochrome for the soul, Homeworks magazine, November 2010
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