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|title = Homasote | |title = Homasote | ||
|image = CK-Homa_Zig_Zag_3.jpg | |image = CK-Homa_Zig_Zag_3.jpg | ||
|param1 = [[ | |param1 = [[2016]] | ||
|param2 = Homasote, brass, steel | |param2 = Homasote, brass, steel | ||
|param3 = [[Studio Produced]] | |param3 = [[Studio Produced]] | ||
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'''Homasote''' collection was an experimental series commissioned by kinderModern in 2016 along with the [[Fiberglass]] collection as a take on Modernist furniture designed for children. Some adult sized versions were produced. | |||
The pieces are made from laminated layers of [http://www.homasote.com/| Homasote], a soft, compressed recycled paper product, and connected using brass hardware. Along with completely new designs, a few pieces were a play on Modernist classics like the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zig-Zag_Chair| Zig Zag chair] and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noguchi_table| Noguchi coffee table]. | |||
The rounded profiles were cut using a CNC machine and slotted onto steel support bars which are capped with large brass washers which help to compress the profiles together. | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:CK-Homa_Zig_Zag_1.jpg | File:CK-Homa_Zig_Zag_1.jpg | ||
File:CK-Homa_Zig_Zag_2.jpg | File:CK-Homa_Zig_Zag_2.jpg | ||
File:KM-s_Chair2.jpg | |||
File:KM-s_Chair1.jpg | |||
File:KM-Stepback_Lounger_Throne-1.jpg | |||
File:KM-Homosote_box_chairR.jpg | |||
File:KM-L7_Sculpture_Bench-1.jpg | |||
File:KM-homosote2_shelf-web.jpg | |||
File:KM-Wallshelf_StillLife1.jpg | |||
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</gallery> | </gallery> |
Latest revision as of 03:55, 26 July 2018
Homasote collection was an experimental series commissioned by kinderModern in 2016 along with the Fiberglass collection as a take on Modernist furniture designed for children. Some adult sized versions were produced.
The pieces are made from laminated layers of Homasote, a soft, compressed recycled paper product, and connected using brass hardware. Along with completely new designs, a few pieces were a play on Modernist classics like the Zig Zag chair and the Noguchi coffee table.
The rounded profiles were cut using a CNC machine and slotted onto steel support bars which are capped with large brass washers which help to compress the profiles together.