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Seams
Architonic ID: 1323782
SKU: HUB-2
Einführungsjahr: 2015
Barrel Small Vase cm. 23,5Hx19D. Outside Matt Grey- Inside Matt Blue
Konzept
Seams is a collection of five large ceramic centrepieces designed by Benjamin Hubert Ltd for iconic Italian ceramic manufacturer Bitossi Ceramiche. The collection stems from the studio’s research into creating mass-produced products with one off details by manipulating a traditional ceramic manufacturing process.
The studio began the project with a study into the slip casting process to establish how it could be utilised to introduce decorative elements to the product without a secondary decorating process. The slip casting mould has been split several times, introducing additional seam lines onto the surface of the product. Rather than cleaning these seams from the product, as would be normal practice, they remain as decoration and in the condition they emerged from the mould. The components of the mould can be rotated to various positions for every piece produced, meaning no two are identical.
Each of the vessels takes its shape from archetypal jar and bottle forms, referencing ceramic traditions. The colours and matte glaze are sympathetic to the forms, and keep the focus on the decorative seam elements. Bitossi Ceramiche is one of the world’s most renowned ceramics manufacturers, based in Florence. The Seams collection is Benjamin Hubert Ltd’s first collaboration with the Italian company. Bitossi has previously collaborated with the Bouroullecs and Arik Levy amongst others.
Material: Slip cast earthenware
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Layer is a strategic industrial design agency. Led by Benjamin Hubert and a growing creative team we deliver award-winning and market leading experiences across strategy, industrial design and UX/UI. From app design and the next generation of wearables to smart domestic appliances, fast moving consumer goods, and intelligent furniture systems, we create products that meet the demands of tomorrow today. Our creative toolbox includes: Ethnographic research UI/UX design Industrial design Mechanical & electrical engineering Branding