Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Pebeta Teta in Berlin fashion week
Together with other Argentinian brands and supported by the Argentinian government, Maria Zwierzynski Sudak introduced Pebeta Teta to the German market, receiving great feedback and encouraging sales.
Pebeta Teta in Berlin fashion week
Together with other Argentinian brands and supported by the Argentinian government, Maria Zwierzynski Sudak introduced Pebeta Teta to the German market, receiving great feedback and encouraging sales.
Perfectos Dragones in the Argentimes
What would Jasper Conran, the British homeware and fashion designer, make of a necklace made out of orthopaedic leather? Or a lampshade made out of sponge lycra? He is, after all, hailed as the fountainhead of industrial design savvy.
Matias Zuckermann of Perfectos Dragones started out his design career in 1999 doing a stint in London for Conran, and he says that much of what he learnt in the workshop back then is employed in his design team today.
Perfectos Dragones came together in 1999, and is composed of Matias Zuckermann, an industrial designer; his sister Mara, an accessory designer; Debora Hirsch and Leticia Churba, also accessory designers; and Gustavo Stekolschik, Matias’s wingman in industrial design. They are an Argentine multidisciplinary design group, designing and producing their own collections of furniture, fashion accessories and objects.
Their signature aesthetic mixes a certain avant-garde look with a cheeky irreverence. Mara impresses that the consistent innovative use of various materials is what inspires every collection: rubber, plastic, eco-leather and aluminum are some of the basic ingredients in their research. With a commitment to sourcing products that are socially and environmentally sustainable, the simple, fluid forms and sensual curves in everything from lamp stands to necklaces to bottle openers to handbags have identified Perfectos Dragones as one of the most innovative and influential design team in Argentina today.
Perfectos Dragones in the Argentimes
What would Jasper Conran, the British homeware and fashion designer, make of a necklace made out of orthopaedic leather? Or a lampshade made out of sponge lycra? He is, after all, hailed as the fountainhead of industrial design savvy.
Matias Zuckermann of Perfectos Dragones started out his design career in 1999 doing a stint in London for Conran, and he says that much of what he learnt in the workshop back then is employed in his design team today.
Perfectos Dragones came together in 1999, and is composed of Matias Zuckermann, an industrial designer; his sister Mara, an accessory designer; Debora Hirsch and Leticia Churba, also accessory designers; and Gustavo Stekolschik, Matias’s wingman in industrial design. They are an Argentine multidisciplinary design group, designing and producing their own collections of furniture, fashion accessories and objects.
Their signature aesthetic mixes a certain avant-garde look with a cheeky irreverence. Mara impresses that the consistent innovative use of various materials is what inspires every collection: rubber, plastic, eco-leather and aluminum are some of the basic ingredients in their research. With a commitment to sourcing products that are socially and environmentally sustainable, the simple, fluid forms and sensual curves in everything from lamp stands to necklaces to bottle openers to handbags have identified Perfectos Dragones as one of the most innovative and influential design team in Argentina today.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
New Arrival (Las Guata)
Las Guatas was born in Argentina in 2007 with the objectives of creating unique accessories. Merging elegance and originality with simple and modern designs, using dry seeds and metals as inspiration, they create unique pieces of contemporary art.
New Arrival (Las Guata)
Las Guatas was born in Argentina in 2007 with the objectives of creating unique accessories. Merging elegance and originality with simple and modern designs, using dry seeds and metals as inspiration, they create unique pieces of contemporary art.
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