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The Collecting from the side Outdoor furniture Thomas Heatherwick It reminds the impossible shell, formed to protect the creature from this world. The shapes is naturally falling around them, for surprising finishing at the end: burst of light multi-color places made of recycled plastic, growing in large numbers over the surface. A beautiful example of rotational design, this collection produced for Magis It brings innovative technology and imaginative design together in harmony.

After several months of testing a rotary casting using two types of recycled polyethylene, Magis noticed that although the exterior of the material looked fairly standard, it opened it unexpectedly, uneven stains. “The idea behind this new collection is the use of waste materials and discovering their inner beauty in an unexpected way,” Heathervick says.

The thought and experimentation that entered the secondary collection is exemplary than Heathervick’s style – rigorous research transitions into materiality, production methods and details. This collection contains closely formatting from the outside, smart use of rotary casting abilities. Included with colored stains on the interior, the material is a combination of post-industrial recycled polyethylene, part of extensive research in the recycling of impact can be borne on our collective course of waste. Discarded bottles can now become luxury furniture through imagination and work.

Flecks get towing on the inside of the chair, adding popetta-similar color in opposition to the soft, dimmed exterior palette of sages, white and terracotta. The collection contains an armchair, sofaand a low tableAll were rated for outdoor use. Organic form Government supreme, and not retain any request for the natural environment, but instead of mixing, adding interest and elegance in any landscape.

Thomas Heatherwick is a British designer oriented to human experience. It explores architecture, urbanism, product design and interior design projects, centers the shaft of its study around originality, inventiveness and identity. Since 1994. when its studio was established, he challenged the Convention, Sustainability and a strong feeling of materiality at his work. As our world becomes more globalized, its ideals of democratic design and smart crafts remain evocative of the second time, while its aesthetic decisions remain a top edge remain.

Since 1976. Magis has pushed the boundaries of design, striving to include values ​​of respect, honesty and loyalty to their work. The seat in Veneta, the Italian region known for high-quality crafts and ending in design, they seek to employ Italian craftsmen as close as close to the location. This ensures that they can maintain close relationships with suppliers and products as many local stores as possible. In its ethical code, it is seldom described in detail for their employees, customers and suppliers, ensuring that Magisa’s products will be good for decades to come into account that their commitment to Magis will produce.

To learn more about collecting from the side Thomas Heatherwick for Magisgo magisdesign.com.

Photo courtesy of Magisa.

Growing up in NIC, Aria gave a unique perspective in art + design, constantly strive to urge for immersion immersed. Avid Baker, Crocheter and manufacturer and pastes, handling and personal touch is central in what he likes a built environment. Out of town, enjoys hiking, cycling and learning about space.