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dinsdag 3 april 2012

Markets

last weekend we went to Handmade In Belgium in Genk. You can see our stand and the fabulous location of the C-mine in the pictures below. Thank you everyone for a successful day!


vrijdag 30 december 2011

Moodboard

Collection

Below you can find pictures of our collection based on lace collars. The material we used is leather which we then altered using a laser cutter. Our goal was to combine a more traditional look with modern techniques. These are prototypes made out of leather leftovers. For our finel collection we used 4 colours: black, white, green and blue. 







vrijdag 9 december 2011

Collection of collars

Below you can find a sneak preview of our collection of collars. We were inspired by the softness of a lace pattern combined with the stiffness of leather. If you are interested, please let us know (e-mail). We can make your preferable model in the color that you want!




Buy!

 Our calendars are available for only €17,5! It’s the ideal present for Christmas. Use the round stickers with the appropriate icon to mark your appointment, whether it’s someone’s birthday, a football match, a romantic date or a party. Here you can find more images.

If you are interested, please contact us using the e-mail button. 


vrijdag 25 november 2011

prototypes from the protolab

This week we made new prototypes!! We were able to create them at the industrial design center in Kortrijk. At Protolab, Bart Grimonprez was kindly to help us out. We were able to use the lasercutter on the leather and we tried out all different kinds of shapes. Now we are adding the finishing touches, soon you will see the result on our blog.




woensdag 2 november 2011

Dutch Design Week

Last week-end we went to the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. We went to the Design Academy and the TU/e. Below you can find the interesting work of different students.

The sound of the city by Akko Goldenbeld makes you tune in to the ensemble-playing that is environmental planning.



Wooden Textiles by Lenneke Langenhuijsen. During her travels in Tonga she studied the use of wood as a flexible material. Below you can find a movie that shows this technique and crafts.