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LLDS Architects tops self-designed home in Melbourne with curved plywood roof

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LLDS Architects designed a trellis for climbing plants Computer numerically controlled (CNC) manufacturing and robotics were used to create bespoke elements in Northcote House, including the irregularly shaped plywood roof structure, bent trellis facade and internal concrete wall surfaces.

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Bottega Veneta presents custom-made Le Corbusier stools at Milan Fashion Week

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These were burnt by hand, following a traditional Japanese scorching technique that was also used for the floor of the catwalk the models walked down. The floor and the stools were scorched with the same technique Placed around the scorched-wood show space were giant flowering cacti sculptures made from Murano glass. "The

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Customisation tiles by Kaolin

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Dezeen Showroom: Australian company Kaolin has launched a range of customisation options for its tiles , allowing architects and designers to add different patterns and finishes to suit various interior schemes. Product details: Product: Customisation tiles Brand: Kaolin Contact: info@kaolin.com.au

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Honoka 3D-prints furniture that "re-weaves Tatami into modern life"

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Visitors were walked through the manufacturing process The Igusa grass is cut from the mats and ground up, before being mixed with biodegradable resin. Igusa grass is used in the manufacturing of Tatami mats Tatami is a traditional style of mat made from lengths of dried Igusa grass that have been used in Japanese interiors for centuries.

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Gustav Winsth and Alexander Lervik use virtual reality to design real-life chair

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Rather than allowing the design to be shaped by physical constraints, Lervik and Winsth waited until later in the process to think about how the chair might be manufactured. Winsth sees the project as an example of how futuristic technology can create new possibilities for traditional craft techniques.

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La-De-Da pendant light by Nightworks Studio

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Dezeen Showroom: intending to be both playful and elegant, this pendant light by New Zealand brand Nightworks Studio was designed in reference to automotive manufacturing. The La-De-Da light features thin, curved aluminium fins that aim to disrupt the straight lines found in architecture.

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Foundation bar stool by Bestcase

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Dezeen Showroom: created by American brand Bestcase , the Foundation bar stool is designed to celebrate raw aluminium and simple manufacturing techniques. The stools are completed with mechanical connections and either a raw satin waxed aluminium finish or powder-coated colour. The photography is by Matthew Gordon.