Phat Knits

Filed Under: Interior

The giant threads, some knitted and some not are produced industrially. The process of knitting these ‘threads’ together requires a team of up to 4 people and PVC needles up to 13 feet long. Phat Knits is a series of brilliantly over scaled furniture pieces, despite the fact that the designer claims that he doesn’t really see himself as a furniture designer. Bauke Knottnerus is the designer of...

Phat Knits by Dutch designer Bauke Knottnerus

Filed Under: Interior

Phat Knits created by Dutch designer Bauke Knottnerus is a series of brilliantly over scaled furniture pieces. Despite the fact that the designer claims that he doesn’t really see himself as a furniture designer. “I’m more like a material designer,” he explains. “These things I make could end up as furniture or as textiles, it’s more like creating media that can be used to construct a coat...

Phat Knits by Dutch designer Bauke Knottnerus

Written by Porttraits, the book that reveals the face of the author

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It is appropriate to say that the author puts us face. At least according to the vision of Van Wanter Etcetera, Dutch study that gave life to this unusual communication campaign designed as invitation to the reading of the great classics of the national narrative. In the poster promoting the initiative, each book loses its classical format characteristics for the shape of the face of the author. A...

Written by Porttraits, the book that reveals the face of the author

Epoque, ancient Chair in fiberglass

Filed Under: Interior

Retro has the form of a low chair without armrests and a massive, but looks can be deceiving: Époque, curvy chair designed by Dutch Wybren van Keulen is lightweight and is designed for maximum comfort in the position of the seat. Eftwelveproduced, Époque is created with handicraft techniques, printing a single block of resin reinforced by glass fibre. The coating, black or white, gives a modern look...

Outdoor thatched gazebo, the inflatable Overtreders

Filed Under: Product Design

The roof that goes up in smoke ‘ is the name that the Dutch Overtreders studio gave the project to a temporary Pavilion commissioned by festival Allerzielen.nuart. Conceived as a space of aggregation and rest, the gazebo is realized through the afficancamento of wooden modules that integrate tables with chairs, according to the classical formula for picnics or barbecues in the mountains. But...