WantedDesign 2016: Part 1
WantedDesign 2016: Part 1
We visited one of our favorite week NYCxDESIGN, WantedDesign, an exhibition organized by Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat that brings some of the best up-and-coming talents the world whole. Take a look at the first part of our tour of Manhattan WantedDesign 2016.
before photo gallery The designers Antoine + Manuel been ordered by Visual Magnetics and WantedDesign in collaboration with Yes design to design this interactive installation of the wall of graphics and elements produced by Visual Magnetics mirrored.
designer Marc Thorpe presented HUSK M MOROSO for Africa, a collection of outdoor seating inspired by a corn husk.
Estudio Brana swing woven with bangs hanging in the Argentine section of the design.
bold necklaces Marina Massone looked like pleated ribbons, but were actually metal.
Part of the collective Québec design, Jarre rethinks how food is stored in the kitchen with their system of units to contain fruits and vegetables.
Also part of Québec design, human Cher has always fun merchandise made from recycled paper waste from local industry.
The tablet Riddled Totem Steven Holl-designed double HORM a sculptural piece is perforated with wooden panels.
Lit began his collection of faces that bring neon emoji to your walls.
Steven Haulenbeek received 2016 design award Honors American who was presented by WantedDesign and Bernhardt Design. He showed a collection of work, including the console that was carved from a solid block of 1,0 pounds of sand resin bound.
Designed for Cappellini, sculptural chair drum Mac Stopa reflects the hexagonal pads 80s The rear seat is a bit like a whale is diving into the ocean , no?
Mariem Besbes is a textile fabric and designer who launched SARJ, meaning saddle Arabic, a collection of woven, saddle seats as.
AlQanfud, which is Arabic-Tunisian for "sea urchin", is a stool by the architectural firm arba. At first glance, his spiky surface, as a kid, you could pass by, but it is actually a comfortable sit.
Stay tuned for Part 2!
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