ross lovegrove subtly sculpts ‘biophilia’ collection for vondomall images courtesy of vondom

 

 

 

the ‘biophilia’ collection explores a new design language forming a dialogue between time, form and space, its characteristics harking to the organic design of antonio gaudi’s ‘sagrada familia’ as seen most obviously from the thin, pinnacle-like back of the seats. the furniture pieces developed by ross lovegrove for vondom employ the company’s expertise in advanced roto-moulded technology in their production, and push the boundaries between material structure and form. ‘biophilia’ is being presented during milan design week 2013.

 

 

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondomthe pieces are produced using roto-moulding

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondomvarious views of ‘biophilia’

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondoma rippled texture is seen along the base’s sides, referencing that of sea shells

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondom

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondom

 

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondomconcept sketch

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondomross lovegrove sketching out ideas for ‘biophilia’

 

ross lovegrove subtly sculpts biophilia collection for vondomprototype