Bentu Design have created a pendant light named And, made from bamboo and concrete.
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And Pendant Light by Bentu Design
April 29th, 2013IVANKA Concrete Design
April 19th, 2013
IVANKA was founded in 2002 by husband & wife duo Andras and Katalin Ivanka and it’s one of the world’s leading designer concrete manufacturers. They have taken concrete, and handled that material creating products that defy normal concrete capacities and rock our conventional image of this material today.
Agricole bar by Aidlin Darling Design, San Francisco
April 11th, 2013
This modern tavern, located in San Francisco’s industrial South of Market district, is the product of close collaboration with numerous artists and fabricators.
Farang restaurant by Futudesign, Stockholm
April 9th, 2013
The design makes a clear distinction between old and new elements by leaving the old space as a fully visible frame for the new functions. The simple material palette such as wood, steel, concrete and fabrics allows the enjoyment and visuality of food to take center stage.
Turnstyle office by Graham Baba Architects, Seattle – Washington
April 5th, 2013
Additions to the original building enclosed the murals inside the building, becoming a strong interior feature. New bay windows were added in the original openings to provide plenty of daylighting and places to curl up and read.
Jorge Silva Hair Salon and Spa by AAMD, Guimarães – Portugal
March 27th, 2013
The geometric spatiality results from strong diagonals, composing furniture that accentuates the tension points. Lighting has also a strong presence in the space emphasizing the design lines and contributing for the different atmospheres: one more electric dynamic for the working areas and another more Zen and relaxed for the spa.
Code Black roastery by Zwei Interiors Architecture, Melbourne
March 21st, 2013
With the roasting process on full display and a strong use of raw black steel, stained OSB board and concrete, the space communicates a language of rawness and simplicity as a stripped back, masculine, almost reverential ode to the coffee.
citizenM Hotel by Concrete Architectural Associates, Amsterdam
March 20th, 2013
The hotel exists of 215 rooms of 14 sq. m, all prefabricated produced in citizenM’s own factory and easy to transport. The rooms are stacked on a ground floor with a dynamic lobby / living-room space, creating rooms and F&B functions.
Nieuwe Bibliotheek by Concrete, Almere – Netherlands
March 11th, 2013
Nieuwe Bibliotheek by Concrete, Almere – Neteherlands
Optique Ampere optical shop by Cyrille Druart, Grenoble – France
March 8th, 2013
The guiding principle inside is easily noticeable, with a glasses display shelving that runs for 90+ metres, spread over eights levels. It provides a frame to the shop, and visual continuity with the street outside.
W London hotel by Concrete
January 25th, 2013
W London hotel by Concrete
Alma grocery by MOCO LOCCO, Krakow – Poland
December 17th, 2012
All the walls are finished with concrete and painted with graffiti. The Alcohol stall is made from tall oak book stands and decorated with black hydraulic pipes. The counter in that department is made from wooden logs, strapped by sackcloth belts.
Concrete lamp by Renate Vos
December 12th, 2012
The ‘Concrete lamp’ fuses silicone rubber and cement – the jagged meeting point of the two contrasting mediums celebrating the fusion of soft and hard. A soft glow permeates the rubber-like fringe and heavy duty steel wire suspends the mass.
CHOCOLATIER! Papabubble shop by Schemata Architects, Tokyo
November 28th, 2012
We designed a large counter where they do all works such as melting sugar, making patterns, cutting, wrapping and selling. We enveloped backyard area including structural column and storage, and wrapped around the 900 mm high counter with glass so that customers can look over the entire shop.
Concrete Headquarters by Concrete, Amsterdam
November 17th, 2012
A bright, young space containing functional and personal design interventions, a communal kitchen space for their bi-monthly lunches, two meeting rooms, one formal for clients and the other geared towards brainstorming and socializing on comfortable sofas.
Stoneage flagship store by Fatima Babar, Lahore – Pakistan
October 26th, 2012
The Stoneage flagship store is designed to revamp the existing identity of Stoneage. This time around the store was designed to provide maximum brand experience about the brands identity. Therefore most of the material used and fixture designed are raw in nature. To sum it all the store design is an elaboration of Stoneage’s brand story.
Concrete collection by Matali Crasset for LCDA
October 23rd, 2012
Wanting tame concrete as a means finding a way in which it could be better incorporated into our daily lives, Matali Crasset explored the strengths, characteristics and possibilities of the industrial material which has resulted in the creation of a series of furniture and lighting objects.
Mercat restaurant by Concrete, Amsterdam
October 7th, 2012
Renamed Mercat, the place has been given a makeover by design practice concrete to match its new hospitality formula. Inspired by Catalonia’s lively food halls, packed to the guilds with fresh produce, Mercat’s interior mimics such an environment in a stylized way.
Barber shop by Ard Hoksbergen, Amsterdam
September 29th, 2012
Amsterdam-based architect Ard Hoksbergen’s interior design of barber, a traditional shaving salon placed within a 19th-century shop in the downtown core of the capital city of the Netherlands.
Like paper concrete lamp collection by Aust & Amelung
August 24th, 2012
Produced in collaboration with DUA, Miriam Aust and Sebastian Amelung of German studio Aust & Amelung have designed ‘Like paper’, a slewed concrete lamp series that takes shape from what looks to be folded paper.
