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A 3D-printed lighting collection using fully compostable materials.
Saloon’s lighting pieces are created through 3D printing, a process that removes traditional tooling constraints and allows each lamp to take on a distinct, freely formed geometry. The method also enables the use of 100% plant-based, compostable materials, giving the products a sustainable material foundation as well as a tactile, crafted character. Behind the work is Saloon, an experimental design lab that develops functional objects through the same exploratory principles that guide their animation studio.
Designed by @saloondesign, part of @stylocreative
Archival pattern, reworked. 🧳
The Classic Aluminium Grid collection by RIMOWA revisits a 1969 archival hand-carry case through a structured, embossed grid pattern applied to its signature aluminium shell. The geometric surface introduces a new visual language while retaining the material’s durability and precision....
Made by @rimowa
Research-led exploration into the act of writing.✍️
Developed for the Hangeul Museum, the project introduces sixteen experimental tools derived from studying the gestures and habits of using a pencil, transforming writing into a physical and spatial experience rather than a purely functional one. Some tools are designed...
Designed by @bkid.co
A furniture-integrated all-in-one PC. 🖥️
Kakao is an all-in-one PC that rethinks the unused volume behind a desk monitor, transforming it into a functional, furniture-like structure. The design extends the screen into a horizontal enclosure that houses internal components alongside open and closed storage, allowing...
Designed by @baselab_design