This year's design conference was a feast for design lovers of varying genres.
SCREENPLAY Oyler Wu Collaborative
"A play on visual perception." (These are ropes folks.) Beautifully intriguing.
VILLA HILLCREST by
Kenneth Parel-Sewell
Super fab Lego home anyone?
Kenneth Parel-Sewell
Super fab Lego home anyone?
Complete with a globe of the world.
Reclaimed wood by Stikwood
There were a lot of innovated designs at Dwell on Design, this intrigued me the most... Flexible stone.
Lulan Artisans
These designs are helping to make the world a better place.
These designs are helping to make the world a better place.
Delicately decadent hardware by Bronzes De France
To wrap up the day I attended a talk with the very talented Bryan Cranston of the hit series 'Breaking Bad'.
Bryan is working on the '3 Palms' project which is a sustainable, passive home. For those of you who are new to the term, a passive home is an ultra low energy building. In fact once complete '3 Palms' will be giving energy back to the grid!
Yours truly with Mr. Bad himself :o)
"Dwell on Design" was a successful testimony to our human nature as true creatives and when confronted with a challenge such as our changing climate, we have the inherent ability to find the source. I hope to see you next year at Dwell on Design.
