Matrikel1 Club - Interiors and lamps
Project developed as collaborators to Architect Marie Persson for the refurbishment of a historic building in the centre of Copenhagen. The project uses bold colors and geometries as a game of contrasts with the existing construction. Photos by Matrikel1 and Christian Møller Andersen.
Project developed as collaborators to Architect Marie Persson for the refurbishment of a historic building in the centre of Copenhagen. The project uses bold colors and geometries as a game of contrasts with the existing construction. Photos by Matrikel1 and Christian Møller Andersen.
Haría Chair
Haria chair is a Lounge chair developed during a working process in Lanzarote, in the Canary islands. Its colours and finishings are inspired in traditions of this place.
It is currently being developed in a dinning chair version.
Haria chair is a Lounge chair developed during a working process in Lanzarote, in the Canary islands. Its colours and finishings are inspired in traditions of this place.
It is currently being developed in a dinning chair version.
It is currently being developed in a dinning chair version.
Matrikel1 Cafe - Interiors and lamps
Gammel Strand 26, Copenhagen
Project developed as collaborators to Architect Marie Persson for the refurbishment of a historic building in the centre of Copenhagen.
A palette made of different red colours articulate the space. Photos by Matrikel1 and Christian Møller Andersen.
Gammel Strand 26, Copenhagen
Project developed as collaborators to Architect Marie Persson for the refurbishment of a historic building in the centre of Copenhagen.
A palette made of different red colours articulate the space. Photos by Matrikel1 and Christian Møller Andersen.
Rofe Bowls
The Rofe bowls are a family of objects in the realm of kitchenware that have been conceived during a research in Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, looking at its volcanic landscape.
The series revolves around the concavity as the elemental shape of arid regions like Lanzarote. A void that protects from the wind and collects the rain water. This family of objects is inspired in a number of bodies that can be found in the island, from the craters of the volc
anos to traditional agricultural technics based on excavating the ground.
The bowls are made of conglomerated volcanic gravel.
The Rofe bowls are a family of objects in the realm of kitchenware that have been conceived during a research in Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, looking at its volcanic landscape.
The series revolves around the concavity as the elemental shape of arid regions like Lanzarote. A void that protects from the wind and collects the rain water. This family of objects is inspired in a number of bodies that can be found in the island, from the craters of the volc
anos to traditional agricultural technics based on excavating the ground.
The bowls are made of conglomerated volcanic gravel.
The series revolves around the concavity as the elemental shape of arid regions like Lanzarote. A void that protects from the wind and collects the rain water. This family of objects is inspired in a number of bodies that can be found in the island, from the craters of the volc
anos to traditional agricultural technics based on excavating the ground.
The bowls are made of conglomerated volcanic gravel.
