February 10, 2016
Inspired by post-Soviet architecture, St. Petersburg-based designer Maxim Scherbakov has created a series of modular planters designed to simulate urban / industrial environments. Made of concrete and wood, the planters have gaps, holes and hatches where the plants are expected to struggle through, just as they would in a real urban landscape. Whether this constitutes cruelty to plants is unclear, but we certainly love the industrial look and sculptural quality of the planters.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/32264369/Plantscape
Concrete is a great way to bring a touch of industrial style home. We love these minimal and sculptural concrete planters from Lyon Beton.
Furniture with a monumental look goes very well with concrete. Try the ABC bookcase from Saporiti or the Robox bookshelf from Casamania.
As for lighting, the ultra smooth concrete and glass JWDA Concrete Lamp from Menu and the Asterisco Table Light from LZF would both light up and enhance an industrial style space.
February 08, 2021
There was a time when the use of marble was largely restricted to floors, posh kitchen counters and grave statutes. And then, at some point around the mid-noughties, marble was everywhere. Could the same be happening to terrazzo?
December 15, 2020
American artist-designer John Eric Byers cites, amongst others, Donald Judd and Richard Serra as sources of his inspiration. The influence of these American masters of minimalism are clear to see from the furniture he has created.
October 08, 2020
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