Wet Coils - Honey console The project Le Mura by

The project Le Mura by Mario Bellini represents the manifesto of a radical design that went through all the Italian 70s: design was as an answer to questions not only of aesthetics

The forms are not adjusted or analyzed after building but instead they are left alone where the coils often droop

Sesann commands its space with its bold volumes and elegant

Also designed by Pearson Lloyd and inspired by spectacular glacier formations

The Daimonji Hill drawings are a new addition to the Kyoto print collection already published by the Wrong Shop (The Monkeys and Kamo series)

Wet Coils - Honey console The project Le Mura byWet Coils is a series of ceramic experiments by Jess Fugler that was completed during a residency in Finland. Clay was collected from the bottom of a local lake and dried in the sun to become firm enough to work with as traditional processed clay. The nature of the wet coiling drying process leaves cracks, gaps, and tears in the final object. In order to hold water or small materials, an additional internal vessel may be needed. "As a designer, my