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Photo by Malene Jorck Heide |
Winner of the 2012
Time To Design award, Scottish designer
Catherine Aitken has created a colourful series of stools that explore gradual changes through increasing or decreasing levels of colour and material.
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Photo by Malene Jorck Heide |
Established in 2008, Time To Design is an international design award that provides an emerging designer with a three month residency at the
Danish Art Workshops, followed by a two week exhibition.
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Photo by Malene Jorck Heide |
The results of the residency for Aitken are a collection of stools that combine wood, metal and a cotton cord from Japan. "I spent a great deal of time searching fro the perfect cotton cord, and finally settled on two," she says; "The first a very natural and malleable and the second more refined with a slight sheen. These choices added an appropriate level of contrast of matte versus satin and provided a little cushioning."
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Photo by Malene Jorck Heide |
WGSN-homebuildlife subscribers can read our report on tonal gradations
here.