A shelving system developed as part of a retail design commission for Velorution, a specialist bicycle shop in central London. Due to its subtle elegance and great flexibility to display both objects and garments, this shelving system is ideal for either public or domestic environments. The cantilever system works by simply hooking shelves one above the other into the frame, resulting in a display that can be changed by the turn of a hand.
Douglas fir, sheet metal (powder coated)
Shelf size: 55x32cm
Posts: made to measure
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Henny Van Nistelrooy is a Dutch born London based designer. He studied product design in the Netherlands and at the RCA in London. He runs his own practice where he has been focusing on the innovative development of textiles as taking on commissions for retail interiors and product design. He balances commercial projects with self-initiated projects and has curated several acclaimed exhibitions.
www.studiohvn.com
A series of six scarf designs, featuring different fruit and vegetables, digitally printed on to chiffon silk. Each scarf is printed with a high-resolution macro image of a slice of a fruit or vegetable, scaled up to many times actual size.
130 x 130 cm
Chiffon Silk
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A graduate of Central Saint Martins in 2000 and the Royal College of Art in 2007, Inca has worked variously as a graphic designer, printed textile designer, design director and artist. A member of the design and editorial team of Graphic magazine from 2002–2006, Inca then developed her skills as a printed textile designer at the RCA and pursued self-initiated projects ranging from clothing and jewellery to accessories and art projects. Recently working as Visual Design Director for shoe company Terra Plana, she has also exhibited in London and Glasgow and has her products sold in a number of galleries and design shops.
www.incastarzinsky.com
Simple arrangements of shape and colour swing back and fore, bringing together clock dial and pendulum. Made from screen printed balsa wood, the material of toy aeroplanes finds flight in the interior landscape. The space perhaps once occupied by a case style pendulum clock rich with ornamentation, finds a modern interpretation that’s been mallowed out to play, and swings freely with joy.
3mm Balsa wood
Small: 170 x 458 mm
Large: 240 x 650 mm
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David’s interest is in the everyday and the design of objects with a particular gesture and semantic. Recent work has centered on a sense of the primary and brings together playful, geometric, material and colour arrangements. A graduate of the MA Design Products course at the Royal College of Art 2007, David has since created designs for Arco, GOODD, and Seletti s.p.a.
www.davidweatherhead.com
