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Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Audio units for Dller.

Since its invention the television has become a staple in most homes around the world, wether we like it or not.
I have designed a number of units for the furniture brand Dller.
The trends for placement of the television hover between being fixed to the wall to being placed on a unit, here are some examples of these units.


Max Audio, solid European oak with black or white glass. Customers can choose between drawers and doors for their unit.

Max 03, solid European oak with Lacquered MDF. designed by Wayne Maxwell.

Max40, solid European oak and Lacquered plywood. Designed by Wayne Maxwell.

Max39, 4 door sideboard constructed from solid European oak and plywood.Designed by Wayne Maxwell.

Max04, low audiovisual cabinet constructed from solid European oak and MDF. Designed by Wayne Maxwell.

Monday, 13 May 2013

Tree House

I love working on projects with no real plan and scare resources, the challange of this kind of work is really what makes me tick.
This is our tree house at home, all the materials are reclaimed and the design is what one could call practical eclecticism.

Tuesday, 16 April 2013

Esmeralda!

These are great! fiberglass Alligators called Esmeralda by zoozoofriends.com.

Wednesday, 6 March 2013

The furniture has eyes.

I came across this chair by artist Fiona Roberts whilst surfing the web.
What a chair!

Image from www.fiona-roberts.com

Friday, 22 February 2013

Every day items.

These images of everyday objects by Nick Albertson http://www.nickalbertson.com/work/work-in-progress/ are right up my alley, Simple yet very effective.

By Nick Albertson.

Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Flowers by Wayne Maxwell.

Spring is on the way, I thought I would get things going by posting some of my favorite photos of flowers, enjoy!

Photo by waynemaxwell.com .

Thursday, 14 February 2013

Nests.

This series of photographs by photographer Dillon Marsh of Weaver bird nests in the Kalahari desert in South Africa are amazing.
I have first hand knowledge of their ingenuity, growing up in Natal, South Africa.
They would build their nests in thorn trees that surrounded lakes where we used to swim and fish as children.
I remember spending hours watching the males construct the nests, only to have them rejected by the female and having to start all over again?
Happy days!

Photographs from dillonmarsh.com.