The Design blog |
- 'Wooden Foliage' recreates natural playfulness of dried foliage for the indoors
- Stéphanie Van Zwam’s Airborne Collection makes jewelry interactive
- Computer-controlled sun-screen systems - big hit for natural cooling in desert buildings
| 'Wooden Foliage' recreates natural playfulness of dried foliage for the indoors Posted: 16 Jul 2012 01:56 AM PDT Asmita Prasad: Designer Rooshad Shroff from Mumbai-based Rooshad Shroff Architecture + Design and designer Jwalant Mahadevwala from Ahmedabad-based AndBlack Design Studio collaborated to create the Wooden Foliage project. Based in Ahmedabad, India, the project was completed on 10th June, 2012. The project is currently on display at in the main plaza of the Ahmedabad, india-based CEPT University's School of Interior Design (SID). The designers were asked to repurpose wood parts left over from a previous project at the institute into a canopy using the resources available at the institute's Design Innovation and Craft Resource Center (DICRC).
 ‘Wooden Foliage’ by Jwalant Mahadebwala and Rooshad Shroff |
