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Photo Credit: Alisa Marrow O-Lithas is a collection of outdoor/indoor furniture based on the idea of making stone-like slabs appear to be light and fluid like a wave. The project started as play of words combining the Greek word ‘Lithos’ (Stone), with the Spanish words ‘Ola’ (Wave) and ‘Olita’ (tiny wave), and is now evolved into a [...] Grand Island Sofa “Best of Year” award for healthcare product design from Interior Design magazine. A bit over a year ago, I had the oportunity to be the principal concept designer for David Edward’s Thank you all who came and visit! Here are some of the pics of the show… E.A.S.T THIS WEEKEND come see us at FAB SHOP CUSTOM -1803 E. 6th Street (Between Chicon and Comal)
Tertulia Chair Combo Wood and & Steel Olithas
Grand-Island-Sleeper Sofa A bit over a year ago, I had the oportunity to be the principal concept designer for David Edward’s Olithas
Challenge your imagination Competition Entry… O-Lithas as a concept already existed. I just adapted it to become a table. A fancy ‘picnic table’ of sorts with two benches… Olithas O-Lithas is a collection of outdoor/indoor furniture based on the idea of creating a new and consistent language to integrate steel and Cement. The concept is achieved by casting a ribbed wavy pattern on the backside of a concrete slab, and using recyclable aluminum or stainless steel bars to complete as base. Nurture-Sync Collaboration between HDR and Nurture by Steelcase to develop new system furniture for Nurse Stations. I was part of the HDR Team. Nurtue By Steelcase – Syc Nurse Station explanation http://www.metropolismag.com/story/20080618/in-sync http://www.hdrinc.com/8/34/1/default.aspx?entry=507 Tertulia Chair Detail
‘Tertulia’ is the Spanish word for gathering, a conversational get together in which people simply sit and exchange their ideas freely. Tertulias can happen in a moments notice. They can happen anytime or anyplace, and for that reason a folding chair was simply the most natural departing point typology [...] Gasparin – Rendering A ghost is a ghost because it’s not really there. Or is it? Casper is an exercise in making a chair that isn’t really there, a floating drape reveals its form, and an steel frame holds it in suspension, but where is the Chair?
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