edward barber + jay osgerby at haunch of venison
eight new pieces on show investigate the structures and engineered forms of moving craft.
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At Barber Osgerby's Galerie Kreo Exhibition, An Exploration of the Artisanal and the Industrial - Sight Unseen
Each lamp consists of a rectangular aluminum base, onto which conical glass shades, mouth-blown by master craftsmen in Murano, Venice, are attached.
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Barber Osgerby - Bellhop lamp
Bellhop, 2017 Flos ABS plastic, brushed stainless steel, spun aluminium The archetype for the Bellhop series was a table top lamp designed for the Design Museum’s new permanent home in west London, which opened in 2016. Debuting at the Salone del Mobile in 2017 and characterised by its designers as a modern day candle for the quality of the light and atmosphere it casts around itself, the Bellhop table top lamp is an exercise in formal simplicity. Fabricated in lightweight…
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Barber Osgerby present ‘Signals’ at Galerie Kreo
The ‘Signals’ collection of floor, wall and ceiling lamps features aluminium bases and Venini glass cones (on view until 26 March 2022)
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![Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, the British design duo, have collaborated with B&B Italia for ten years—but it wasn’t until the Tortello that they created a sofa with them. The Tortello collection consists of a sofa and armchair with a striking resemblance to stuffed pasta. “The informal shape offers different seating positions and makes Tortello […] Jay, Barber Osgerby, Sofa And Armchair, Stuffed Pasta, Geometric Solids, Milan Design Week, Modular Design, British Design, Three Dimensional](https://cdn.statically.io/img/i.pinimg.com/474x/97/43/81/974381de4d19cb022c6e8d98099e960c.jpg)
Inside the Tortello Sofa’s Playful, Pasta-Inspired Design
Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, the British design duo, have collaborated with B&B Italia for ten years—but it wasn’t until the Tortello that they created a sofa with them. The Tortello collection consists of a sofa and armchair with a striking resemblance to stuffed pasta. “The informal shape offers different seating positions and makes Tortello […]
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Leibal — Signals
Signals is a minimal collection of lights created by London-based studio Barber and Osgerby for Galerie kreo
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Barber & Osgerby gives square backs to Pilot chairs for Knoll
London design duo Barber & Osgerby will present a range of office chairs for American furniture brand Knoll during Clerkenwell Design Week 2015
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Barber Osgerby - Zero-In table
Zero-In, 2005 Established & Sons Mouldable polyester compound, glass The Zero-In evolved from the observation that low tables tend to occupy the prime areas in living spaces, where they obscure the underlying floor or carpet. Designing a form based on the idea of a floating transparent plane, supported within a simple frame-like structure - two tapering, concentric skins, the inner skin tapering at a deeper angle than the outer - offered the possibility of changing this paradigm. One of…
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How Barber Osgerby made their Loop Table | design | Agenda
Brutalist architecture, a boat and an expert plywood bender all fed into the pair's breakthrough design
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Ascent by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby at Haunch of Venison | Dezeen
British designers BarberOsgerby present seven sculptural pieces based on boats, planes and satellites at Haunch of Venison gallery in London. Called Ascent, the series includes an aerofoil-shaped brass shelf, wing-like dividers protruding from the wall and a satellite-style chandelier with eight paddles round a central axis. Two wall lamps, called Corona, appear to float just
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