Product Sketches

In order left to right
Row 1: Worrior Stool, Thinking Ergonomix, Design Awards
Wiggle Chair, Frank Gehry, Inspired
'No. 42', Andrew Simpson & Hugh Worthington, Workshopped
Row 2: Korzina, Karim Rashid, Formfunctionfabulous
Transient, Lisa Gasparotto, Sustain me
Mushroom Floor lamp, Simon Duff, Eat green design

Worrior Stool, Thinking Ergonomix, Design Awards
I chose this stool primarily because of the capabilities that it had in just being made out of foam. But at the same time I liked its fresh but slightly quirky look. The stool doesnt look completely right and i liked that about it.

Wiggle Chair, Frank Gehry, Inspired
I chose the chair simply because I really like the flowing form of the cair right down to the ground. I also really like the way it is made out of cardboard.

'No. 42', Andrew Simpson & Hugh Worthington, Workshopped
I really liked the solid, concrete blockyness of the form. Very strong and solid looking, but the seat looked comfortable. I also really liked the random angles of the arm rests.

Korzina, Karim Rashid, Formfunctionfabulous
I very much liked the form of the piece, the colour and the material used. The piece looked much more finished than the other pieces there and better manufactured.

Transient, Lisa Gasparotto, Sustain me
The randomness and simplicity of just twining wires and connecting lights to it was extremely eye catching and I thought it was very interesting to see how the wires and the lights interacted and how they changed each other.

Mushroom Floor lamp, Simon Duff, Eat green design
I really liked the idea of having a lamp on the floor, and when the light was comming from the underside of the top it gave it a very weird look to it. I thought it looked great and was extremely strikingg amongst the other products