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Materials Focus 2014-15

Honest Materials

Recognition for time-honoured craft and modest production methods outline this concept. Simplicity and functionality are crucial. Stylus examines designers and projects that employ practical design solutions to create products from everyday or even waste materials. Pieces are carefully honed for a subtle contemplative aesthetic with an appreciation for the material.

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15 Nov 2012
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