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de culinaire werkplaats by Marjolein Wintjes & Eric Meuring


de culinaire werkplaats is an eating concepts restaurant that among other specialties is particularly known for its fruit and vegetable paper.


L’Artisan Electronique Virtual Potter’s Wheel by Unfold




2 (or 3) Questions About Emotional Design for Rochus Jacob


Rochus Jacob has a portfolio full of simple, sensuous designs that often belie underlying complexity. As Jacob himself says, "Complexity is covered by simplicity."

We asked the creator of these minimalist objects if there was a connection between emotion and function and form.

Jaime Kopke’s 2010 Design Top 5


Looking back at 2010, the pieces that stick out are the ones that embrace a new mode of design thinking; allowing users make adaptations, designers collaborating and building on each other's ideas, or pieces that offer an unexpected bit of magic and fun. People are looking for ways to become connected again, whether it means co-designing a kitchen cart or sharing in the excitement (and fear) of trying out a spinning chair. These five designs support connectivity through sharing, personal modification and whimsy.


LDF 2010 Translations: Ceramic Funnel Vase by Roger Arquer




LDF 2010 Translations: Snow White Chair by Alon Meron




LDF 2010: Anti Design Festival


A newcomer to the Design Week line-up is Neville Brody's Anti Design Festival. Created as a response to the self-proclaimed creative, "deep freeze," that has been occurring over the past several decades, the ADF is offering a range of exhibitions, workshops and events at several locations throughout Shoreditch.


LDF 2010: Norwegian Prototypes


Norwegian Prototypes returned for a second year at LDF, showcasing fourteen designers who were asked to create pieces that could be transported in their hand luggage.


LDF 2010: Mass Made by Simon Hasan


The Dock returned as a design destination once again during LDF, though it did not offer the magnitude or variety of exhibitions compared to last year's show.


LDF 2010: Mark-Maker Table by Ed Swan


During the recent London Design Festival, OKAY Studio presented a series of works based on the theme of the visitor.