Able by Naruse Inokuma Architects
August 22nd, 2011




Molo design, a collaborative design and production studio from Vancouver, Canada, have setup their exhibit for this year’s design week in Milan at Superstudio Piú in in Zona Tortona.
A series of natural brown paper caves, “grotta di carta”, have been constructed from stacked columns of flexible paper blocks. Mobile-like clusters of luminous paper clouds are suspended overhead. The new mobile structure allows a broad canopy of cloud forms, hung from a single point, to provide light and a sense of intimate enclosure. We are also showing urchin softlight with a new LED armature that will be available in the coming months.
http://karmatrendz.wordpress.com/2011/07/08/molo-design-at-superstudio-piu-in-milan/


via http://acidolatte.blogspot.com/2011/07/marila-dardot.html?zx=3e2200a3efd2ec0


Mirrored walls conceal a photography studio at the centre of this clothes store in Malmö, Sweden, by architects Arrhov Frick.
http://www.arrhovfrick.se
via http://www.dezeen.com/2011/07/28/tres-bien-shop-by-arrhov-frick/


http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/rainbow-thread-art-8-pics


via http://www.worldarchitecture.org/world-buildings/pvme/ubootcom-building-page.html


via http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/mindbending-blue-chair


Italian fashion house, Prada’s men’s spring/summer 2012 collection presentation transpired within a runway framework designed by OMA/AMO. an ordered grid of 600 blue foam blocks arranged in a 1.5m by 1.5m grid permeated the Prada fashion show space in milan.The blocks intended for audience seating also doubled as edges for the varied catwalk paths, inevitably integrating individuals into the show. models filtered between the seats in highly choreographed catwalk patterns, turning along the grid in divergent directions.
via http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/15355/oma-amo-prada-mens-ss-2012-runway.html


http://www.robbierowlands.com.au
via http://www.veryverybeautiful.it/?p=2214


These cubes featuring Levi’s campaign slogan “We Are All Workers” were installed on San Francisco’s Market and Powell street. During thirty days illustrator Jason Polan would draw onto the cubes, depicting pedestrians and anyone who wanted a portrait, slowly filling all the cubes with his drawings.


Interior design for Swedish fashion brand Permanent Vacations pop-up store in Gothenburg. Custom-made fans made the hangers rotate, using the clothes as sails. All lighting was placed outside of the space, lighting the store during night time.