Posts Tagged ‘Young designers’


The design of the jewels of Tea for Three

Saturday, June 7th, 2008

The design of the jewels of Tea for Three Events, Accessories ,Young designers

The Japanese Serene Wong, Szufen Huang and Nana Akashi, founded Boutique of jewelry t43, presented the last edition of the Singapore Fashion Week. The name eloquent Tea for Three is inspired by the philosophy that animates the projects of these designers of the Rising Sun. The rite of you is enriched with new ideas, stimulated by design ironic, eclectic and engaging Tea of Nana Akashi, Scent of Serene Wong and Art in Szufen Huang.

Three different projects, united by the desire to make a tangible experience intense and rewarding. Tea of Nana Akashi translates packaging of you in a new experience to wear, while Scent of Serene Wong translates into a jewel evocation of the smell of leaves you, content design sinuous and elegant a monile plastic.

Art in Szufen Huang broadens the range of feelings with a collection sculptural organza silk, folded and painted to be worn with poetic lightly. Three modern interpretations of an ancient suggestion created to satisfy the body and spirit.

Italy: Design_kit Sandro Meneghello and Marco Paolelli

Wednesday, June 4th, 2008

Design_kit Sandro Meneghello and Marco Paolelli, Designer, Made in Italy, Young designers, Interviews

Italy: Design_kit is a new initiative to designerblog, a series of interviews, which aims to create a geography of the landscape of the young Italian design, highlighting what are the icons of reference of the new generation and directions taken by the new creativity. The beauty of this map is that it autogenererà. Each interview will in fact the name of his successor.

The guest today is double. The Milanese designer Sandro Meneghello and Marco Paolelli of Studio MeneghelloPaolelli, invited by Michele Menescardi.

Describe who you are, what are you doing and how you like it.
We Sandro Meneghello and Marco Paolelli, two young designers, both class 1979, graduates from the Milan Polytechnic, School of Design in 2004, under the leadership of Roberto Palomba and Paolo Rizzatto. Since 2005 we collaborate with various Italian and foreign companies mainly out of the bathroom, including Antonio Lupi, ArtCeram, Hidra and Kreaty. Our activities ranging from product design to its communication, including the design of stands for trade fairs and exhibition corner, with the aim of coordinating all the instruments of which companies have to communicate clearly their identity. We like to follow the project in all its stages, from birth the idea for its development until its image. Through collaborations and partnerships in our study provides a complete service ranging from research to concept, dall’ingegnerizzazione communication.

Pencil Case Rings of Orit Marzel

Friday, May 30th, 2008

  Pencil Case Rings of Orit Marzel  Exhibitions, Accessories, Gadgets, Young designers

For all the designers and planners seduced by the charm of a pencil that runs on paper, creating the world we would like, loyal to the faithful eraser always ready to offer new possibilities, the young Israeli designer Orit Marzel has achieved Pencil Case Rings on the occasion of ‘ HIT (Holon Institute of Technology) Next Exit Exhibition.

Produced in the department of industrial design of ‘the HIT of Tel Aviv, Pencil Case Rings plays on the contrast and the symbiosis between design such as expensive jewelry and materials poor. Two separate rings but with a world in common, that instead of stones and jewellery mountain a pencil and an eraser, materials cheap to pay tribute to two valuable tools to record or erase anything at any time, from display proudly geeky .

The design of the snack Dino Selvatico

Friday, May 30th, 2008

The design of the snack Dino Selvatico Accessories, Eco design ,Young designers

To take care of those who love and respect there are many ways, if there sorry feed many birds instead of adopting one, I recommend you to munirvi a house for birds. The young and Industrial Objects designer Swiss Dino Salvatico, realizing the birdhouse Spuntino had an interesting idea design simple and functional.

Thanks to a teaspoon premurosamente protected by a roof, allows us to offer a quick snack onto our friends in flight. A house that, besides providing a valuable service to small passengers, allows us to respect nature of birds, born to be free and ours, which was discovered lover of all forms of freedom.

Above every now going to supply cucchino you have the opportunity to do something pleasant and cinguettante meeting, a cure when the world is upside down and our fellow not offer us any comfort.

Italy: Design_kit Michele Menescardi

Friday, May 30th, 2008

Italy: Design_kit Michele Menescardi, Designer, Made in Italy, Young designers ,Interviews

Italy: Design_kit is a new initiative to designerblog, a series of interviews, which aims to create a geography of the landscape of the young Italian design, highlighting what are the icons of reference of the new generation and directions taken by the new creativity. The beauty of this map is that it autogenererà. Each interview will in fact the name of his successor.

The guest today is Michael Menescardi Product & Industrial designer MrSmith Studio in Milan.

Describe who you are, what are you doing and how you like it.
I graduated in Industrial Design at the Politecnico di Milano with a thesis on a housing unit modular convinced that the border between design and architecture (and between designers and architects!) Is increasingly thin. I am mainly of product design, even if I have a strong passion for graphics. They are perpetually glued to my programs 3D, in constant search for perfection in synthetic images that work. When can I try to ispirarmi some paintings of Edward Hopper and Piero della Francesca. For too many pencils, but I like to use a Pentel 0.9 mm. In 2005, together with some fellow university, I founded Studio MrSmith an alter ego originated as a business card to present to companies, usually a little sceptical towards young people. My first industrial product was the desk lamp “Bend”, designed to FontanaArte.