More Łódź Design Festival preview. The Wiecha (Wreath) Project is a lampshade inspired by traditional Polish folk customs, in this instance the national tradition of hanging a wreath as a sign of completing a roof structure. Says Lasota, "I want my Wreath to be an inexpensive gift for those who have finished a refurbishment."...

From Agnieszka Lasota:

A wreath also means a final feast, a celebration of finalizing a difficult stage of a construction. The Wreath project is a 60 cm diameter wire spiral construction. The decorative unit consisting of more than 120 knots of a silk ribbon with an overall length of more than 130 meters. Each of this series has its own hidden intentions, inspirations or consignment. There are nine basic colors presented in 3 lines. The WREATH PROJECT can be custom or self made object. Can consist of little objects and everybody can create own Wreath based on needs and imagination.

Alessandro Dubini's Le Roi is an homage to the commode, "the sovereign piece of furniture starting from the 18th century, with its lightness and winding shapes, brought to a modern material and shape." Le Roi uses a technique popular in that time as well, Trompe-l'œil...

Le Roi is made of a wooden internal structure which is then covered with aluminum plates decorated using sublimation printing, which allows the transfer of the decoration from a paper sheet to the aluminum plate in an indelible way.

Porcelain work by Karina Murasińska

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