Research

References:

1. Japanese Studio Crafts(Tradition and the Avant-Garde)

2. Design Futures (Bradley Quinn)

3. Pattern in Design, Art and Architecture (Birkhauser- Basel,Boston, Berlin)

4. Poster Collection HELP! (Lars Muller)

5. The rise and the fall of the poster (street talk) ( Malcolm Frost/Angharad Lewis/ Aidam Winterburn)

6. Fifties style (Richard Hom)

7. Up against the wall (International Poster Design) By Russell Bestley and Lan Noble.

8. Style City- How London become a Fashion Capital (Robert o'byrne).

9. Pierre Cardin (Fifty years of fashion design)

10. Fabric for Fashion (Clive Hallett and Amanda Johnston)

11. Geoffrey  Beene (An American fashion Rebel) Kim Hastreiter 

13. Prada, Milano

14. Eva Jiricna Designs

Basket of cypress bark-1991

Wood work basketry

Willow Basket-1991

 

Frances Soler

Ministry of sculpture Paris-2004

Image from Horniman Museum

 

Images from Material Lab

Stool made with Card boards and Boxes

Some Images form Window Displays

Weaving Texture on the wall 
inside the shop

Marcel Wanders 

Crochet Table, 2001

Cotton, Epoxy resin

Manufacturer: Moooi

Frances Soler

Ministry of sculpture Paris-2004

Yayoti Kusama

Dots Observation, 1999

Idea of laser Cutting 

Triangular metal Chairs

Barkove Leibinger Architecture 

Gate house of trumf GmbH, Distziner view of honeycomb roof structure-2007

Thom Faulders Architectures/ Studio M

                                                                  Airspace Tokyo,2007

                                      Made for laser cut aluminium and plastic composite
                                                                sheets Screen Design

Spanish Pavillianld 

World Expo 2005, Aichi, Japan 

 Details of  the hexagonal ceramic modules.

Design made with Laser Cutting Technique

   Front page of Book: Designing Futures

Looks like Stencil  

Nancy Tilbury's Bubble dress created 

as a part of SKIN Research Project run by Philips Design,

is constructed by delicate bubble like forms that illuminate

in response to change the Wearer's Body Temperature.

 Images from Paperchase 

 Inspiring Frame

Looks like made with Laser Cutting

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Model made with Reclaimed Card Boards  

Very well and creatively organised 

card boards

Papers from all over the world

Paper Mesh Bronze

(Made in Philippiness)

Crush and Glitter Sheets

Woven Hand made Papers

Hand made Paper

Silver Malmal Paper sheet from Nepal, India

 Brown Woven Sheet

Woven sheet with Golden and hand made Papers

Silver Crush Paper

 Paper looks like wooden floor 

Leather sheets in different colors

Bubble Wrap

Some window Displays 

Really Interesting

Jute Fabric In different Colors

Textured Fabrics:

Layering and gathering

   Very Fine Glass Tissue from Cloth House

Plastic Sheets with texture on it in differnt colors

Plastic Sheet

Lycra fabric Coated with plastic of different colors

Mesh Fabrics

Plastic Sheets

Some of the images/ideas for design directions

Ideas of Laser Cutting and Mesh/Jute Fabric

Idea of Layering and Pleating

 Marcel Wanders 

Flower Chair,2001

Chrome plated steel

Manufacturer: Moooi

FOC (Freedom of creation)b teamed up with 

Dutch Designer Ted Noten To produce a collection of Jewellery.

Traditionally, Jewellery designs have worked with sculptures and

 goldsmith, but today they are just as likely to explore the potential 

of  CAD software and 3D printing Technologies.

Tord Boontje

Witch chair, 2004

Steel Frame Chair with polyurethane foam cushioning,

Lather strips stitched on to technical fabric

Manufacturer: Moroso